• XTRN Section

    From Biohazard@VERT/BIOHAZ to All on Tuesday, October 31, 2006 12:45:00
    I'm trying to use my own externals menu instead of the built-in synchronet one. Having trouble with setting it up so that when a user selects a command when in the externals menu, it won't go to that specific section.

    For instance:

    If my externals menu has:

    [1] General Games
    [2] Tools

    When a user selects 2, how do I make it so it goes to the Tools externals menu? I tried setting the string to "TOOLS" as per the internal code for that menu and then putting XTRN_SECTION "TOOLS" but that don't work. Any ideas?

    Thanks.

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  • From Corey@VERT/TSGC to Biohazard on Tuesday, October 31, 2006 11:48:00
    Re: XTRN Section
    By: Biohazard to All on Tue Oct 31 2006 12:45 pm


    I'm trying to use my own externals menu instead of the built-in synchronet one. Having trouble with setting it up so that when a user select a command when in the externals menu, it won't go to that specific section.

    For instance:

    If my externals menu has:

    [1] General Games
    [2] Tools

    When a user selects 2, how do I make it so it goes to the Tools external menu? I tried setting the string to "TOOLS" as per the internal code for tha menu and then putting XTRN_SECTION "TOOLS" but that don't work. Any ideas?

    Thanks.

    Regards,
    Timothy Arnold (Biohazard)
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    the doors need to be called by thier internal code.
    i.e. LORD will call lord, etc.
    you need to do the menus in baja, I don't think you can call sections,
    just the programs in the configs.
    so your first menu would be called doors or some thing,
    this would show your doors sections,
    then you would have like rpgs or space or cards, etc.
    which would be all in baja.

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  • From MRoblivious1bmf@VERT to All on Tuesday, October 31, 2006 18:33:09
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    .,: This is something about XTRN Section,
    Corey said it to Biohazard on Tue Oct 31 2006 11:48 am ------------------------------------------------------------------
    Re: XTRN Section
    By: Biohazard to All on Tue Oct 31 2006 12:45 pm


    I'm trying to use my own externals menu instead of the built-in synchronet one. Having trouble with setting it up so that when a user sel a command when in the externals menu, it won't go to that specific sectio


    EXEC_XTRN <"str">
    #
    args: code
    #
    *---------------
    #
    This function executes the online external program specified by it's internal
    #
    code with the 'code' argument. If an online external program is not found
    with#
    a matching internal code or the user does not have access to that program,
    thi#
    function does nothing.
    #

    cmdkey l
    exec_xtrn "lord"
    end_cmd

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  • From Digital Man@VERT to Biohazard on Wednesday, November 01, 2006 13:18:45
    Re: XTRN Section
    By: Biohazard to All on Tue Oct 31 2006 12:45 pm


    I'm trying to use my own externals menu instead of the built-in synchronet one. Having trouble with setting it up so that when a user select a command when in the externals menu, it won't go to that specific section.

    For instance:

    If my externals menu has:

    [1] General Games
    [2] Tools

    When a user selects 2, how do I make it so it goes to the Tools external menu? I tried setting the string to "TOOLS" as per the internal code for tha menu and then putting XTRN_SECTION "TOOLS" but that don't work. Any ideas?

    In Baja, this would be kludgey, but you could use ungetkey or something to force the user-input to go to the 2nd xtrn section. The Baja XTRN_SECTION doesn't support any arguments.

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  • From Biohazard@VERT/BIOHAZ to Digital Man on Thursday, November 02, 2006 09:54:00

    In Baja, this would be kludgey, but you could use ungetkey or something to force the user-input to go to the 2nd xtrn section. The Baja XTRN_SECTION doesn't support any arguments.

    Digital Man,

    May have to do each menu seperately then ... Ah well, just thought I'd ask before I do it the long way. <g>

    Thanks for the help.

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  • From Biohazard@VERT/BIOHAZ to Corey on Thursday, November 02, 2006 09:55:00

    the doors need to be called by thier internal code.
    i.e. LORD will call lord, etc.
    you need to do the menus in baja, I don't think you can call sections,
    just the programs in the configs.
    so your first menu would be called doors or some thing,
    this would show your doors sections,
    then you would have like rpgs or space or cards, etc.
    which would be all in baja.

    Corey,

    Thanks, I'll do each one seperately. I just thought there might have been an easier way but guess not. Thanks for the help my man.

    Regards,
    Timothy Arnold (Biohazard)
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  • From Corey@VERT/TSGC to Biohazard on Thursday, November 02, 2006 13:40:00
    Re: XTRN Section
    By: Biohazard to Corey on Thu Nov 02 2006 09:55 am


    the doors need to be called by thier internal code.
    i.e. LORD will call lord, etc.
    you need to do the menus in baja, I don't think you can call sections, just the programs in the configs.
    so your first menu would be called doors or some thing,
    this would show your doors sections,
    then you would have like rpgs or space or cards, etc.
    which would be all in baja.

    Corey,

    Thanks, I'll do each one seperately. I just thought there might have bee an easier way but guess not. Thanks for the help my man.

    Regards,
    Timothy Arnold (Biohazard)
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  • From Biohazard@VERT/BIOHAZ to Corey on Wednesday, December 20, 2006 10:10:00

    the doors need to be called by thier internal code.
    i.e. LORD will call lord, etc.
    you need to do the menus in baja, I don't think you can call sections,
    just the programs in the configs.
    so your first menu would be called doors or some thing,
    this would show your doors sections,
    then you would have like rpgs or space or cards, etc.
    which would be all in baja.

    Corey,

    Thanks for the info - I finally figured it out. Take care.

    Regards,
    Timothy Arnold (Biohazard)
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