CHRS: CP437 2
MSGID: 2:333/801@fidonet 67d3d3e8
REPLY: 1:320/219@fidonet 67df8363
PID: MBSE-BBS 1.1.0 (Linux-x86_64)
TZUTC: 0000
TID: MBSE-FIDO 1.1.0 (Linux-x86_64)
Andrew Leary wrote to Phillip Kimble
 
AL>  PK>  Is there anyone here or am I disconnected 
AL> You made it here, so I'd say you're connected.
Yeah! I am with the kool kids!!

AL> This functionality has been in MBSE for a LONG time.  Check out the sample 
AL> menus that are included with MBSE; several of them make use of it.
What I was trying to do was inject the ansi bbs control codes into the menu
prompts. If that makes sense. I think it is EleBBS & maybe a few others that
have this ability. Its been a long time since I set MBSEBBS from scratch. My
hat off to the team, nice improvements over the years.
      
AL> The ^ in the display line switches between the normal color and highlight 
AL> color; it can be used as many times as you wish on each display line.
I eventually read the new 1.1.0 manual & found it under the Global Menus.
Answering my own question, it doesnt do exactly what I wanted but close enough
to work. 
 
AL> You can, of course, also create an ANSI screen of your menu if you so 
AL> desire.
I think I have them all created now. Its a good starting point. Thank you!



    Ciao!
     Geezer < aka phiL >
      Sysop Geezer's Fido Hub
    

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