Category : Files from Magazines
Archive   : DDJSRC.ZIP
Filename : TESTMENU.C

 
Output of file : TESTMENU.C contained in archive : DDJSRC.ZIP
/* --------- testmenu.c ------------ */
#include
#include
#include "window.h"
#include "menu.h"

/* ---------- menu tables --------- */
static char *fselcs[] = {
"Load",
"Save",
"New",
"Quit [Esc]",
NULL
};

static char *eselcs[] = {
"Move [F3]",
"Copy [F4]",
"Delete [F8]",
"Find [F7]",
NULL
};

static char *oselcs[] = {
"Auto Paragraph Reformat ",
"Insert [Ins] ",
NULL
};

static int quit(int,int);
static int reform(int, int);
static int insert(int, int);
static void set_toggles(void);

static char forced[] = {F3,F4,F8,F7};

static char options[] = {'a', INS};

static int (*ffuncs[])()={NULL,NULL,NULL,quit};
static int (*efuncs[])()={NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL};
static int (*ofuncs[])()={reform,insert};

static char filehelp[] =
"Load a file, Save current buffer, Type a new file, Quit";
static char edithelp[] =
"Move, Copy, Delete blocks, Find a string";
static char optnhelp[] =
"Toggle editor options";

MENU emn [] = {
{"File", filehelp, fselcs, NULL, "", ffuncs, 0},
{"Edit", edithelp, eselcs, NULL, forced, efuncs, 0},
{"Options", optnhelp, oselcs, NULL, options, ofuncs, 0},
{NULL}
};

void main()
{
set_toggles();
clear_screen();
menu_select(emn, 1);
clear_screen();
}

/* ---- illustrates toggled menu mode selectors -------- */
int reforming, inserting; /* these are mode variables */

static int reform(hs,vs)
{
reforming ^= TRUE;
set_toggles();
return FALSE;
}

static int insert(hs,vs)
{
inserting ^= TRUE;
set_toggles();
return FALSE;
}

static void set_toggles()
{
strcpy(&oselcs[0][24], reforming ? "(on) " : "(off)");
strcpy(&oselcs[1][24], inserting ? "(on) " : "(off)");
}

/* ---- when TRUE is returned, the menu system exits ----- */
static int quit(hs,vs)
{
return TRUE;
}


  3 Responses to “Category : Files from Magazines
Archive   : DDJSRC.ZIP
Filename : TESTMENU.C
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