Name | Value |
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NAME | XQUIT PROCESSING |
HEADER | Changes in XQUIT Processing |
TEXT | 2. The Menu System just stopped and the programmer had no [control] over what happened next, while the Menu System itself had no idea what the problem was. 3. The users recieved a [message] about an XQUIT being encountered that made little or no sense to them. We have corrected these 3 problems. Notice we do not say "3 features." During the execution of an [Entry Action] of an option the application programmer has always had the option of setting the XQUIT variable. When the menu system found this variable it would stop. There were 3 major problems inherent in this approach: 1. The user was [left] at the option where the XQUIT was detected, which could well be in the middle of a jump, which caused major confusion. |
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DATE ENTERED | 1998-04-15 13:04:00 |
AUTHOR | USER,ONE |