At 04:04 PM 7/19/99 +0200, you wrote:
>I've made a menuprogram in Turbo Pascal which has
>to execute the game selected from the menu.
Maybe you can use a trick I once used under MS-DOS to make a menu program.
When executing a batch file, the COMMAND.COM of MS-DOS remembers the
filename and the current line, but it doesn't keep the batch file in memory.
So if you re-write a batch file by a program started from that same batch
file, you can determine what command to execute next.
Example:
Initial MENU.BAT:
echo off
menuprog
rem Whatever...
The line "menuprog" starts a program in file MENUPROG.COM.
Written MENU.BAT:
echo off
menuprog
bls niceimg.sr5
menu
The 3rd line executes a command depending on what choice was made in the
menu. The 4th line makes sure the menu is re-entered after the command
completes.
Bye,
Maarten
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