brucexs wrote:

> I am not sure I understand, but I will do these for you.
 
Thank you. If you want to take a look at my prototype before diving into
an implementation, I can upload it to the board. 

> However, 
> note that getlastmenusel will always be with respect to last shown 
> menu; it will _not_ be able to track the last selection by command 
> list.

Unlike cl.getlastpressed which does take a command list argument,
correct? So would this code work?
...
menu.show("Bar")
wait.for(not visiblewindow("Bar")) // tested, it works
sel=getlastmenusel
cmd=cl.getleftcmd(cl.getlastbar,sel)++" "++;;+
        cl.getleftparam(cl.getlastbar,sel)
// or substitute "Bar" for cl.getlastbar above
...
do( cmd )

This code runs a menu selection twice, first in menu.show() then
in do() -- but my script initializes variables so that left command in
menu.show doesn't do anything, and all action takes place in do() where
I have complete control. 

BTW, I wanted to use cl.runleft(Bar,sel) instead of do( cmd ) but it
always crashed PowerPro. I suspect that's because I edited my Bar .ini
file and merged LCmd1 + LParam1 into a single LCmd1 line. 



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