Sender: shipping Xiaoping bustling, letter area: ANSI Title: The most common problems with menu.ini Sending station: Sun and Moon Guanghua June 03, 2002 05:24:59 Monday, in-site mail Problems that may easily occur during the modification of menu.ini 1. After the menu is modified, cterm, etc. do not support mouse clicks. This is because there is one less *[m at the end of the line in the background 2. After modifying the menu, the line will hang when shift is refreshed. This requires modifying the BBS source program. Specifically, #define SC BUFSIZE 10240 in comm lists.c increases this value, such as 20480. 3. Users of some browsing tools such as Telnet and Netterm will find that the interface folds like a blind. This is because the background line of code is too long. Please simplify the code. In addition, the Netterm user window itself will also have this problem if it is too narrow. That is a matter of the client. 4. The background of each row will be offset to varying degrees. See the supplementary displacement above. One solution is to use forced positioning to display each line of the background. It should be noted here that although ANSI absolute positioning is used, it is still only valid within this line and will not be displayed in other lines. A typical example is The word on the right side of Guanghua’s main interface uses absolute positioning. 5. After modifying menu.ini, I found that some menus are no longer available. Check the menu quickly. It may be that the reference to the lower-level menu is incorrect or there is something wrong with the lower-level menu itself. The last thing you want to happen is that even the admin cannot enter. This is often because a certain block is missing the end character %. The most direct The consequence is that all menus defined after this are unavailable, and worst of all, they cannot be simply modified. You need to log in to the host and directly modify the menu.ini file. 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]