moriarty@tc.fluke.COM (Jeff Meyer) (08/16/89)
I've been using the C-Scape interface package for two months now, and have
run into a brick wall that I hope someone can get me out of...
Anyone using menu_Printf() can change the color of the type being printed
using either the @a or @c commands in menu_Printf(). E.g.
menu_Printf(menu,"Normal type, @a[0x70] reverse type");
However, I'm wondering if anyone has an idea of how to do this inside a
menu_Printf() field specification. In other words, I'd *like* to do
something like this:
menu_Printf(menu,"@f[Normal type @a[0x70] reverse type]", NULL,
&menu_funcs);
Unfortunately, it appears that placing an @a within a field specification
(@f[]) is illegal. Does anyone know of any other ways to so something like
this? Or, failing color changes within a field, how about placing an
underline under a character? (This is to get first characters of pull-down
menus to appear highlighted.)
Thanks in advance for any help you can give...
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