addtop(3G)addtop(3G)NAMEaddtop - adds items to an existing pop-up menu
FORTRAN 77 SPECIFICATION
subroutine addtop(pup, str, length, arg)
integer*4 pup
character*(*) str
integer*4 length, arg
PARAMETERS
pup expects the menu identifier of the menu to which you want to
add. The menu identifier is the returned function value of the
menu creation call to newpup.
str expects the variable that contains the text that you want to add
as a menu item. In addition, you have the option of pairing an
"item type" flag with each menu item. There are seven menu item
type flags:
%t marks item text as the menu title string.
%F invokes a routine for every selection from this menu except
those marked with a %n. You must specify the invoked
routine in the arg parameter. The value of the menu item
is used as a parameter of the executed routine. Thus, if
you select the third menu item, the system passes 3 as a
parameter to the function specified by %F.
%f invokes a routine when this particular menu item is
selected. You must specify the invoked routine in the arg
parameter. The value of the menu item is passed as a
parameter of the routine. Thus, if you select the third
menu item, the system passes 3 as a parameter to the
routine specified by %f. If you have also used the %F flag
within this menu, then the result of the %f routine is
passed as a parameter of the %F routine.
%l adds a line under the current entry. You can use this as a
visual cue to group like entries together.
%m pops up a menu whenever this menu item is selected. You
must provide the menu identifier of the new menu in the arg
parameter.
%n like %f, this flag invokes a routine when the user selects
this menu item. However, %n differs from %f in that it
ignores the routine (if any) specified by %F. The value of
the menu item is passed as a parameter of the executed
routine. Thus, if you select the third menu item, the
system passes 3 as a parameter to the function specified by
%f.
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%xn assigns a numeric value to this menu item. This values
overrides the default position-based value assigned to this
menu item (e.g., the third item is 3). You must enter the
numeric value as the n part of the text string. Do not use
the arg parameter to specify the numeric value.
NOTE: If you use the vertical bar delimiter, "|", you can
specify multiple menu items in a text string. However, because
there is only one arg parameter, the text string can contain no
more than one item type that references the arg parameter.
length expects the length of the string pointed to by the str
parameter.
arg expects the command or submenu that you want to assign to the
menu item. You can have only one arg parameter for each call to
addtop. If the arg parameter is not needed, use 0 as a place
holder.
DESCRIPTIONaddtop adds items to the bottom of an existing pop-up menu. You can
build a menu by using a call to newpup to create a menu, followed by a
call to addtop for each menu item that you want to add to the menu. To
activate and display the menu, submit the menu to dopup.
EXAMPLE
This example creates a menu with a submenu:
submenu = newpup()
call addtop(submen, 'rotate %f', 9, dorota)
call addtop(submen, 'translate %f', 12, dotran)
call addtop(submen, 'scale %f', 8, doscal)
menu = newpup()
call addtop(menu, 'sample %t', 9, 0)
call addtop(menu, 'persp', 5, 0)
call addtop(menu, 'xform %m', 8, submenu)
call addtop(menu, 'greset %f', 9, greset)
Because neither the "sample" menu title nor the "persp" menu item refer
to the arg parameter, you can group "sample", "persp", and "xform" in a
single call.
call addtop(menu, 'sample %t | persp | xform %m', 28,
+ submenu)
SEE ALSO
dopup, freepup, newpup, setpup
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addtop(3G)addtop(3G)NOTES
This routine is available only in immediate mode.
When using the Distributed Graphics Library (DGL), you can not call other
DGL routines within a function that is called by a popup menu, i.e. a
function given as the argument to a %f or %F item type.
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