sys.set_cmenu()

Purpose:

sys.set_cmenu() lets the application change the current context menu.

Usage:

ret = sys.set_cmenu(CMNAME);

Arguments:

integer - CMNAME - The name of the ContextMenu. This name gets mapped to an integer when the program is compiled. Do not enclose it in quotes.

Returns:

0 - Context Menu Set OK

-1 - Invalid ContextMenu Specified.

Where Used:

sys.set_cmenu() can be called from anywhere in a Screen Program.

Example:

Description:

sys.set_cmenu() is used to change the current context menu of a program. If your program has only one context menu, you will not need to call this PCL. The first context menu of a program is always set as the default when the program runs.

Bugs/Features/Comments:

See Also:

sys.set_cmitem()