Index of /geminiatari/FILES/PROGRAM/POPUP

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[DIR] Parent Directory 24-Sep-2006 15:32 - [TXT] DEMO.C 23-Oct-1993 05:51 8k [TXT] DEMO.H 23-Oct-1993 05:51 2k [TXT] DEMO.LNK 23-Oct-1993 05:51 1k [TXT] DEMO.O 23-Oct-1993 05:51 5k [VID] DEMO.POP 23-Oct-1993 05:51 2k [TXT] DEMO.PRG 23-Oct-1993 05:51 15k [TXT] EDITOR.TXT 23-Oct-1993 05:51 6k [TXT] EDMENU.INF 23-Oct-1993 05:51 1k [TXT] EDMENU.PRG 23-Oct-1993 05:51 35k [TXT] EDMENU_H.RSC 23-Oct-1993 05:51 6k [TXT] EDMENU_L.RSC 23-Oct-1993 05:51 5k [TXT] EDMENU_M.RSC 23-Oct-1993 05:51 5k [TXT] INSTALL.PRG 23-Oct-1993 05:51 15k [TXT] INSTALL.RSC 23-Oct-1993 05:51 1k [TXT] MANUAL.TXT 23-Oct-1993 05:51 5k [TXT] POPUP.H 23-Oct-1993 05:51 1k [TXT] POPUP_S.O 23-Oct-1993 05:51 5k [TXT] POPUP_SR.O 23-Oct-1993 05:51 5k

                   "Popup": The popup menu handler
                   -------------------------------

"Popup"  is a popup menu system for all Atari 'C' programmers to  use. 
Popup menus can be called up on demand,  or used as a replacement  for 
the standard GEM top menu bar, or both. Why use this popup menu system 
instead of another ? Well here are a few advantages:


* A help string may be displayed with each menu item
* Sub-menus to any depth are supported,  (such as those found on  the 
  Amiga that only extend to one sub-level).
* No resource file, all menus are compiled along with your main code
* Related options may be grouped together within sub-menus
* Powerful editor supplied with this package allows easy  modification 
  of menu definitions
* Works in all three screen resolutions


Interested ?  Good,  now I'll outline the contents of this package and 
how you should use the supplied files.


                          The Demonstration
                          -----------------
     In  order for you to get a feel of the facilities offered by  the 
popup  menus,  have a look in the DEMO folder and  run  DEMO.PRG.  Pay 
particular  attention to the sub-menus and the greyed lines (not  just 
rows  of grey minus signs !).  Note that you must keep the left  mouse 
button pressed to use the 'Hold down' menu option.
     There are several keyboard shortcuts used in the demo, they are:

ALT-A     "About...."
ALT-C     "Check me"
ALT-Q     "Quit"
ALT-D     "Drop down"
ALT-H     "Hold down"

     The source code to the demonstration program is provided,  and is 
discussed in another document. You should really print out this source 
code  and try to understand it before you attempt to set out  on  your 
own.


                             Limitations
                             -----------
     This  unregistered  version  of Popup  comes  supplied  with  the 
necessary  object  code to allow anyone that uses Lattice  'C'  V5  to 
create  and  use  popup menus.  Users of other  'C'  compilers  should 
register,  they  will then receive the source code to the  popup  menu 
system which they may modify and recompile as per their  needs.  Users 
of Lattice 'C' V5 should register anyway,  as that's what shareware is 
all  about !  See programmers documentation for details of how to  use 
the object code and header file.


                              Copyright
                              ---------
     "Popup" is shareware. That means that all and sundry may copy and 
distribute the package,  unedited.  If you find that you use the Popup 
system in any of your programs, then you must register your support to 
the author by sending œ15 (single user), or œ85 (site licence) to...

Andrew Brown
2 Ullswater Drive
Wetherby
West Yorkshire
LS22 4YF
ENGLAND

     Registered users will receive a laser printed manual,  the latest 
version  of  the  software  (including  "Popup"  source   code),   and 
entitlement to postal support (I'll try to get you working).
     Registration fees are in pounds sterling.