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Revision as of 10:03, 12 December 2005
Synopsis
menu Button {name} {x} {y} {width} {height} {text}
Description
The menu Button command creates a button on the EasyUO menu window at the specified postion with the specified size.
The #MenuButton system variable gives the name of the last button that was pressed.
Example
; This will create a button named button_1 in position 10 20 ; with a width of 50 and hight of 25. The text on the button ; will say Click me! ; Note that when refering to this button later in the script ; you will reference the NAME and not the displayed TEXT. menu Button button_1 10 20 50 25 Click me!
See also
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