> There is a expression in Powerpro help file:
> {filemenu keys\_common.txt,keys\*.txt}
That is not an expression. It is a special kind of parameter
which can only be used in curly braces with the keys command.
It cannot be used generally in places where an expression is
expected, such as myvar=expression
> It is effective actually when it follows the keys function.
> However, I tried to use it in scripts, such as:
> string=("filemenu keys\_common.txt,keys\*.txt")
> Now there is the problem. It is not only that the "*" is not replaced
> by the exe filename but also the "," function is not effective to show
> two files in one menu.
That should be: string = filemenu("keys\_common.txt")
It uses the same word "filemenu" but in this case it is a proper
expression in parentheses, which is using the built in function filemenu.
See Help, Index, "filemenu" about the difference between using
the built in function: filemenu("filepath")
and the Keys parameter: {filemenu filepath}
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