/* BEGIN INCLUDE FILE menu_dcls.incl.pl1
   declarations for the menu_ subroutines MTB 493
   James R. Davis 26 Jan 81  to 20 Februrary 81
*/

/* format: off */

dcl menu_$create      entry (
	(*) char (*) varying,			/* input: choices */
	(*) char (*) varying,			/* input: headers */
	(*) char (*) varying,			/* input: trailers */
	pointer,					/* input: to format info */
	(*) char (1) unal,				/* input: keys to use */
	pointer,					/* input: to area */
	pointer,					/* input: to needs str. */
	pointer,					/* to menu: output */
	fixed bin (35)				/* code */
			      );

dcl menu_$display entry (
	pointer,					/* window */
	pointer,					/* menu */
	fixed bin (35)				/* code */
			      );

dcl menu_$get_choice entry (
	pointer,					/* window */
	pointer,					/* menu */
	pointer,					/* to function key info */
	bit (1) aligned,				/* function key hi: output */
	fixed bin,				/* output: selection number */
	fixed bin (35)				/* output: code */
			      );

dcl menu_$describe entry (
          pointer,					/* menu */
	pointer,					/* needs */
	fixed bin (35)				/* code */
	                          );

dcl menu_$destroy entry (
          pointer,					/* menu */
	fixed bin (35)				/* code */
                                    );

dcl menu_$store entry (
	character (*),
	character (*),
	character (*),
	bit (1) aligned,
	pointer,
	fixed bin (35));

dcl menu_$retrieve entry (
	character (*),
	character (*),
	character (*),
	pointer,
	pointer,
	fixed bin (35));
dcl  menu_$delete entry (
	character (*),
	character (*),
	character (*),
	fixed binary (35));

dcl  menu_$list entry (
	character (*),
	character (*),
	character (*),
	pointer,
	fixed bin,
	pointer,
	fixed bin (35));

     dcl	   1 menu_format	      aligned based (menu_format_ptr),
	     2 version	      fixed bin,
	     2 constraints,
	       3 max_width	      fixed bin,
	       3 max_height	      fixed bin,
	     2 n_columns	      fixed bin,
	     2 flags,
	       3 center_headers   bit (1) unal,
	       3 center_trailers  bit (1) unal,
	       3 pad	      bit (34) unal,
	     2 pad_char	      char (1);

     dcl	   1 menu_requirements    aligned based (menu_requirements_ptr),
	     2 version	      fixed bin,
	     2 lines_needed	      fixed bin,
	     2 width_needed	      fixed bin,
	     2 n_options	      fixed bin;

     dcl	   menu_format_ptr	      pointer;
     dcl	   menu_requirements_ptr  pointer;

     dcl	   (menu_format_version_1, menu_requirements_version_1)
			      fixed bin internal static init (1) options (constant);

     dcl	   MENU_OPTION_KEYS	      (35) char (1) unal internal static
			      options (constant) init
	("1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9",
	"A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "H", "I",
	"J", "K", "L", "M", "N", "O", "P", "Q", "R",
	"S", "T", "U", "V", "W", "X", "Y", "Z");

/* END INCLUDE FILE ... menu_dcls.incl.pl1 */


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