I've recently started the effort of porting my "simple.c" menu system to
use vesamenu.c32 instead. I really like the graphical interface, and
the READMEs have been very helpful.
What I am curious about is whether or not there is an option for adding
entry separators similar to the add_sep(); option which is available in
the "simple.c" menu system? Right now I have set up blank entries to
visually separate items, but a non-selectable line would be very much
appreciated.
I'm also interested in knowing if there is any way to make the ESC key
trigger loading a particular menu entry (as opposed to dropping to the
prompt. I'm using multiple submenu, and I would like to have the ESC
key always return the user to the "main menu."
Thanks for any help.
Daniel W. Ottey
Unisys Corporation
Linux Systems Group
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use vesamenu.c32 instead. I really like the graphical interface, and
the READMEs have been very helpful.
What I am curious about is whether or not there is an option for adding
entry separators similar to the add_sep(); option which is available in
the "simple.c" menu system? Right now I have set up blank entries to
visually separate items, but a non-selectable line would be very much
appreciated.
I'm also interested in knowing if there is any way to make the ESC key
trigger loading a particular menu entry (as opposed to dropping to the
prompt. I'm using multiple submenu, and I would like to have the ESC
key always return the user to the "main menu."
Thanks for any help.
Daniel W. Ottey
Unisys Corporation
Linux Systems Group
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