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Latest revision as of 16:38, 12 November 2009
Purpose
Save current @...menu context
Syntax
SAVE MENU [TO <memvar>]
See Also
MENU(), MENUITEM(), ON KEY, RESTORE MENU, SET KEY, SET KEY TO, SET PCKEYS, SET POSTMENU, SET PREMENU
Description
The SAVE MENU command saves a menu that can be restored again with the RESTORE MENU command. The SAVE MENU command saves the current @...MENU context, which is useful in validation and hot key procedures when you want to move off and then back on the current menu.
TO <memvar>
The optional TO <memvar> clause is used to store the current @...MENU context to a memory variable. Menus saved to a memory variable can be restored with the RESTORE FROM <memvar> command. Without the FROM <memvar> clause the RESTORE MENU command restores the last menu saved.
Example
procedure check_value save menu to m_recv restore menu from m_recv return
Products
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