Yeah...

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i am using Borland and i need to put a menu instead another menu.

i used an if statement to do the first menu, but i am not sure how to put another menu inside that?

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Last edited by Michael19 on Dec-01-2004 at 19:10

Oh right...

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instead = inside?

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hmm.. programmer here ..
here are two options that you can choose from :

1- there's like a tab or (->) left arrow button to shift the menu to the right side to create a submenu (that's what it is called .. a menu within a menu)

2-like Java, i think you create a Menu object in your coding.. create a main Menu object (the parent) .. then call one of the members (i think it should be Add) and add another Menu object within that parent Menu Object.

Why don't just make a switch within each option..

I don't think that C has the defigned types of "menus"

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Originally posted by DjChook Why don't just make a switch within each option.. I don't think that C has the defigned types of "menus"

in Borland C there is .. whenever you are making GUIs and stuff..

i tried making a switch but didnt work, give it another go though, not really very good at this programming lark!


i didnt think there was defined menu types in borland either..

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Originally posted by Michael19 i tried making a switch but didnt work, give it another go though, not really very good at this programming lark! i didnt think there was defined menu types in borland either..

there should be .. i have Microsoft VS for C++ .. and they have Menu object data types available there .. so Borland (which i feel is better in implementing the C language) should have it .. try carousing around the Help options and they should help you.

The point is that VC++ had the tools.. Borland C as far as I know is pure C .. no C++ / MFC and stuff...
So that's why I think you need to simply program the darn thing.

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