Add a row of text to a new column
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WSupported on Windows
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USupported on Unix
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VSupported on OpenVMS
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NSupported in Synergy .NET
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xcall MB_TEXT(control, text[, justification])
Arguments
control
The menu control structure. (a)
text
The text to add to the column. (a)
justification
(optional) One of the following justification flags: (n)
0 = Left-justified beneath heading. (default)
1 = Right-justified beneath heading.
2 = Centered beneath heading.
Discussion
MB_TEXT adds a row of text to a new column. This subroutine is used when building a new menu column at runtime.
The added text is not a menu entry; it’s just a comment displayed in the menu column. On Windows, text in a menu column can be highlighted, but the user will not be able to select it.
If justification is present and has a value of 1, text will be right-justified within the row. If justification has a value of 2, text will be centered in the row.
See also
- MB_COLUMN routine for more information on the menu control structure
- .TEXT script command for information on adding text to a window or menu column
Examples
See the MB_BLANK Examples, which use all the “MB_xxx” subroutines.
