🚀 go-pugleaf

Well, due to the large number of requests (18 and counting), I have
decided to go ahead and post my "generic" xmenu interface.  I have
loaded it into a generic epoch (i.e., without my .emacs initializations)
and it seemed to work fine, so I don't expect any major portability
problems.  If xmenu works on your machine, so should this interface.

The posting will follow in two parts.  The first will be the actual
interface to xmenu, and some simple test code.  The second will
contain sample code implementing buffer and kill-ring selection.  As
an extra bonus, and since it was already in the same file, the
interface file also includes interfaces to the "xmessage" and
"xprompt" utility programs.  I'm afraid I can't offer the C sources
for these, or make them available for anonymouse ftp, but all three of
these utility programs were posted to comp.sources.x within the last
eight months or so.  I don't have any applications for xmessage and
xprompt, yet, but since the implementation was trivial once the xmenu
stuff was working, I figure it can't hurt to have it around.

If you have any problems using this, or find any bugs, just let me
know.  If you come up with any significant enhancements, I'd be
interested in that too.
		   			Enjoy,
						- Mark Kolb

Mark Kolb                                           Internet: kolb@crd.ge.com
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Schenectady, NY                            "The owls are not what they seem."