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fox pro 2.6 for dos
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I'm not sure exactly what you are asking, so I'll just provide some basics:
1) The menu designer creates a table (.MNX) with a memo field (.MNT) - all the menu's information is stored here.
2) When you either choose Generate off the menu, or you build a project with a menu, a program file (.MPR) is created. The program GENMENX.PRG is used to do this.
3) When you build an .EXE, the p-code used by the FoxPro runtime is build from compiling the .MPR file which logically creates a .MPX file that's part of the .EXE (or .APP) file - it's the equivalent of the .PRG's .FXP file. You can also get this .MPX file by simply compiling an .MPR file.
Now what's the question again?
Rick
1) The menu designer creates a table (.MNX) with a memo field (.MNT) - all the menu's information is stored here.
2) When you either choose Generate off the menu, or you build a project with a menu, a program file (.MPR) is created. The program GENMENX.PRG is used to do this.
3) When you build an .EXE, the p-code used by the FoxPro runtime is build from compiling the .MPR file which logically creates a .MPX file that's part of the .EXE (or .APP) file - it's the equivalent of the .PRG's .FXP file. You can also get this .MPX file by simply compiling an .MPR file.
Now what's the question again?
Rick
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