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One bindkeys for performance of two functions

Slawa

Hello

For example there is some VerticalFixedMenu with a name the TEST

procedure(TEST_MENU()
hiDisplayFixedMenu(TEST
"top"
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500
)
hiSetBindKey("Command Interpreter" "Ctrl<Key>p" "TEST_MENU()")

Whether it is possible that similar BindKey also closed the given window operating by a principle hiFixedMenuDown (TEST)?

 

Regards

Slawa

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  • Hi Slawa,

    I'm not quite sure of your question, but if I understand correctly, you are asking if it is also possible to close the Fixed Menu using a bindkey, similar to the way that the menu was displayed, if so then the answer is "yes".  

    The reason I'm not sure of your question is that it would surely have taken less time to test the question that it must have taken to post it!

    Anyway, I built an example based on what you put in the post, and I was able to add another bindkey to close the menu:

    hiSetBindKey("Command Interpreter" "Ctrl<Key>o" "hiFixedMenuDown(TEST)")

     

    A bindkey can have two different bindings based on whether an enterfunction is running or not.  A bindkey can call more than one function or perform more than one action.  I could not find a function to test if a fixed menu is being displayed, but it is safe to call the hiFixedMenuDown() function even if the menu is not currently displayed.

     

    If I have misunderstood the question, can you please explain in more detail what the question is?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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  • Hi Slawa,

    I'm not quite sure of your question, but if I understand correctly, you are asking if it is also possible to close the Fixed Menu using a bindkey, similar to the way that the menu was displayed, if so then the answer is "yes".  

    The reason I'm not sure of your question is that it would surely have taken less time to test the question that it must have taken to post it!

    Anyway, I built an example based on what you put in the post, and I was able to add another bindkey to close the menu:

    hiSetBindKey("Command Interpreter" "Ctrl<Key>o" "hiFixedMenuDown(TEST)")

     

    A bindkey can have two different bindings based on whether an enterfunction is running or not.  A bindkey can call more than one function or perform more than one action.  I could not find a function to test if a fixed menu is being displayed, but it is safe to call the hiFixedMenuDown() function even if the menu is not currently displayed.

     

    If I have misunderstood the question, can you please explain in more detail what the question is?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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