I noticed that the word "MENU" is listed in the PG as a reserved word.
In the PG manual, it also appears as a reserved word already implemented.
In fact, if I use it in a program, for example, as a variable name, it generates an error.
However, I can't find any documentation on its use.
Can anyone provide any information on this?
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MENU appears to be an ACUCOBOL reserved word.
"MENU" ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ACU
Not in IBM, Not in MF, Not in Fuji, not in iCOBOL
What its purpose is in Acu i have no idea :-)
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Yes, that's from ACUCOBOL and you can either make it "usable" by undefining it -fnot-reserved=MENU or by using any strict std. It is implemented in USAGE HANDLE OF FONT and those variables may be parsed and checked in other places ( which would be DISPLAY ... POP-UP MENU IS handle); but we don't support it at runtime yet.
Patches welcome :-)
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I noticed that the word "MENU" is listed in the PG as a reserved word.
In the PG manual, it also appears as a reserved word already implemented.
In fact, if I use it in a program, for example, as a variable name, it generates an error.
However, I can't find any documentation on its use.
Can anyone provide any information on this?
MENU appears to be an ACUCOBOL reserved word.
"MENU" ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ACU
Not in IBM, Not in MF, Not in Fuji, not in iCOBOL
What its purpose is in Acu i have no idea :-)
Yes, that's from ACUCOBOL and you can either make it "usable" by undefining it
-fnot-reserved=MENUor by using any strict std. It is implemented inUSAGE HANDLE OF FONTand those variables may be parsed and checked in other places ( which would beDISPLAY ... POP-UP MENU IS handle); but we don't support it at runtime yet.Patches welcome :-)