mgh@intelob.intel.com (Mike Heavin) (03/14/89)
I posted a note earlier requesting information about using pop-up menus in gnumacs. Unfortunately, I was not clear in expressing what I want. In the version of Unipress Emacs (blech, ptuy, gag...) they supported "pop-up" menus for dumb terminals. When you invoked a menu, it called a temporary buffer containing the possible menu selections. The user then moved the cursor to the appropriate line and "selected" it (I don't remember whether in was a RETURN or SPACE), at which point emacs would execute the function associated with the line. The menu buffer would then go away. The menu file looked something like: "Insert a bullet list" insert-bullet list "Insert a number list" insert-number-list etc. where the item in quotes appeared in the menu buffer. ----------------******************--------------------- Mike Heavin These ramblings do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer, my spouse, my friends, or any other sentient being. They are mine alone; I am my own worst enemy. ----------------******************--------------------- -- ----------------******************--------------------- Mike Heavin These ramblings do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer, my spouse, my friends, or any other sentient being. They are mine alone; I am my own worst enemy. ----------------******************---------------------