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In article <9194@milton.u.washington.edu> dlarson@blake.u.washington.edu (Dale Larson) writes:
>
>I want to use the UserData field of the NewMenu struct to hold a pointer
>to a function to be called when a particular item is selected.  I am a little
>dense and/or the documentation on GTMENUITEM_GETUSERDATA() is a little scant.
>Likely a little of both.  Could someone please provide an example of what the 
>fuction call would look like?  

Let's say your function returned a BOOL and took a UWORD as its parameter:

	BOOL (*fcn)(UWORD);

	fcn = GTMENUITEM_USERDATA( ItemAddress( menu, selection ) );

	return = (*fcn)(code);

(Note that its' GTMENUITEM_USERDATA, not GTMENUITEM_GETUSERDATA.)

>(*GTMENUITEM_GETUSERDATA(ItemAddress(Menu, (long)selection)))();
>just doesn't seem to cut it with my compiler, and since cdecl doesn't
>understand the cast in the GTMENUITEM_GETUSERDATA macro, I don't either.

Your problem is that GTMENUITEM_USERDATA() returns an APTR (which
is really a void* ).  You'd have to cast that into a pointer-to-function
before you can invoke it as a function. 
>
>Thanks for any help!
>  
>--
>-Dale Larson  (dlarson@blake.u.washington.edu)


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