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Windows Forms has a control NumericUpDown that allows the user to choose a number by clicking tiny up and down arrows, or entering a number via keys.

Is there a way to add this functionality, but accessible from within a menu?

Something like:

Settings
 +--# of Players
          +--(Item that allows user to input a numeric value)

You can of course get this functionality (with limits) with something like:

Settings
 +--# of Players
       +-- 1
       +-- 2
       +-- etc, until how many you want.

But it's not elegant, nor very user-friendly.

I'm using Delphi FMX 12.1, or C# with Visual Studio Community 2022. Either solution is acceptable.

EDIT: Basically I'm looking for the same functionality the Zoom -item provides in Chromium-browsers. (At least Chrome and Brave.)

The menuitem looks something like this:

+---------------------+
+  Zoom (-) 100% (+)  +
+---------------------+

The user can click on the (-) and (+) buttons to increase/decrease the displayed value (here 100%).

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