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Latest revision as of 15:57, 12 November 2009
Purpose
Retrieve a menu bar definition from the stack
Syntax
POP MENU <MENU> [TO MASTER]
See Also
ACTIVATE MENU, DEFINE MENU, POP POPUP, PUSH MENU, PUSH POPUP, SET COMPATIBLE
Description
POP MENU recovers the specified <menu> from the stack following a corresponding PUSH MENU command. Menus are always placed on and removed from the stack in a last in, first out order. SET COMPATIBLE should be set to ON when using this command.
TO MASTER
Using the TO MASTER clause will restore the first menu pushed onto the stack and then clear all others from the stack.
Example
push menu _msysmenu set sysmenu to _mfile, _medit pop menu _msysmenu
Products
Recital
