Sender: shipping Xiaoping bustling, letter area: ANSI Title: Overlap of menu.ini background and foreground Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua Monday, June 3, 2002 05:20:46, site mail Now let’s get into some deeper stuff The following is a difficult point in the ANSI production of the menu: the overlapping problem of the background and foreground. I found that the system seems to simply overlap the background and foreground menu ansi codes together and then To explain, in this way, the position of the code itself on the screen must also be considered and cannot affect each other. The above point can explain why our menu options are all placed on the left after many adjustments. And almost all bbs menus are on the left. If there is a slightly complicated background, because the menu If it is placed on the right, it will almost inevitably overlap with the code on the left side of the background and cause errors. In fact, the situation is better than this. It's a little more complicated. There will really be no problem if the menu is on the left and the billboard is on the right. Once there is a Kanban board or a part of the Kanban board on the left side of the menu, you must consider the code length of the Kanban board. Generally, if there is slightly more coloring, the code will be longer. As long as it exceeds the position of the leftmost character in the menu, it will be considered long. There are two ways to coordinate, either compress the code, optimize the code or cancel partial coloring, or Menu moves right Sometimes there is a problem where the cursor is far away from the menu options. This thing is very strange. It’s not clear what I’m asking now. The phenomenon will appear as follows: > E Category Discussion Forum Sometimes it may also be possible E Category Discussion Forum > Actually > this thing should be right next to E Some solutions are as follows If the cursor is on the right side of the menu, increase the compensation displacement of the menu. After there is ansi control symbol on the left The menu on the right will be offset to the left accordingly. To compensate for this offset, add it in front of the menu item. the same space. I call this the compensation displacement. If the cursor is on the right side of the menu, add the corresponding redundant ansi control symbol so that the menu can be compensated to the left. Reaching the correct position. For a typical example of this, please see the Fudanquan toolbox menu. Of course, what I mentioned above is actually a very labor-intensive operation, so arranging the menu items to the left of the background is A very pleasant choice ハミ へ へ Hello everyone, my name is Abing. The one on the right is a recent photo without a hat. Please click to enlarge. C O っ Source: Sun and Moon Guanghua bbs.fudan.edu.cn [FROM: 10.83.0.81]