C Programming help .....

[Ben Duncan]

Thanks Roger, I was looking at linked lists but decided against them for the
time.

Since this is going to be a "Business Accounting" development and application
system, I decided to set limits. I figured if you need more than 64 menu sets
and 20 line items on each menu set, per Application, (Application being A/R, G/L,
I/V ..etc...etc), you prolly could afford a mainframe, and didn't need SLag ;>

Roger Oberholtzer wrote:
<SNIP>

> On Tue, 2005-01-25 at 11:02 -0600, Ben Duncan wrote:
> You need a linked list. Then you can add/delete/move/generally fiddle
> with menus and menu items in a very painless way. It also means they can
> very easily be dynamically allocated and thus not have any nasty
> compiled-in limits. Even though you are doing this in C, it could be
> instructive to look at the Tcl/Tk 'menu' command. It is a good example
> of how to define a menu and menus of menus. JMTCW.
> 
> 

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