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Author: dany

Last Updated: 2016-02-18

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Menu machine capable of handling text based menus. It only handles
the logical behaviour of the menu(s), not their physical appearance e.g. on an LCD: the using project should still define the display or drawing procedures.

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The package contains menu related libraries (until now only one...).

Libraries:
- Menus: can handle a text based menu structure.


Have fun!

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2012-11-12: The microBasic package(s) ha(s)(ve) been added.

Only the .mcl files are available as "library" files: they are copied from the mikroPascal version (the mP and mB .mcl files are compatible - luckely - ).

If you want to see some sources: look into the mP versions.

The example files are still in mP, not in mB. (I do not have an mB licence, so I can not compile them).

Some of the helpfiles are also still referring to mP, but all library "interfaces" are available in the mB language.

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2012-12-07: The "Menus" library has been updated, the lib is compiled with SSA on now (gave a problem when using the lib with mB).

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2013-02-07: published the dsPIC packages.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2013-12-05: Changed the Menu Exit callback procedure from a pointer to an external procedure. This will allow to use "Menus" together with "CRTOS" and will avoid "recursion" errors in PIC18 environments.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2014-03-13: The mikroBasic files and zip files have been updated. All mB sources are present now (not tested if compilable though).


2015-01-26: Replaced the mB files: all mB files are compilable now (which e.g. means that all "with" statements are dealt with). I could however not link and test the libraries (no mB licence).

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