| Parameter | Reference | Type | Length | Default | Optional | Text |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LANGUAGE | SYST-LANGU | C | 1 | SPACE | X | Language you want the user interface to be in |
| PROGRAM | TRDIR-NAME | C | 40 | X | Program Name | |
| STATUS | 0 | X | Status name | |||
| SUPPRESS_CMOD_ENTRIES | 0 | 'X' | X | |||
| WITH_SECOND_LANGUAGE | CHAR1 | C | 1 | ' ' | X | Filling in text not only in original language, but also in zcsa/second_language |
| Parameter | Reference | Length | Optional | Text |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FKEYS | RSEUL_KEYS | 117 | X | Function Key Setting |
| FUNCTIONKEYS | RSMPE_KEYS | 367 | X | |
| MENUTREE | RSMPE_TREE | 347 | X | |
| NOT_FOUND_LIST | RSEUL_STAT | 60 | X | List of statuses not found |
| STATUS_LIST | RSEUL_STAT | 60 | X | Status to be canceled (alternative PROGRAM STATUS) |
| TREE | RSEUL_TREE | 123 | X | Menubar structure |
| Exception | Text |
|---|---|
| EMPTY_LIST | |
| NOT_FOUND_MENU | |
| NOT_FOUND_PROGRAM | Program not found |
| NOT_FOUND_STATUS | Status not found |
| RECURSIVE_MENUES | Interface has syntax errors |
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The results list TREE contains the tree structures for the menu barsfor any status you desire. Program name and status are displayed inTREE-PROGRAM and TREE-STATUS respectively. The entries are organized so that each path can be followed to its end(function): 1. Menu bar menu 1. Menu entry (for example, a function) 2. Menu entry (for example, a menu) 1. Submenu entry ... ... 2. Menu bar menu ... ... In menus, entries are either functions (type F), menus (type M), orseparators (type S). Only position fields and TREE-TYPE are filled forseparators. Texts are returned either in their maintenance language (LANGUAGE =space) or in another language which is then defined. If the languageentered differs from the maintenance language, the texts are mixed.Texts that cannot be found in the language you have entered, aredisplayed in the maintenance language. Since a function code can have more than one text, a text number isreturned next to the function code. With this parameter, you can enter the language you want the text to bein. If you do not enter a language, your texts will appear in theinterface's maintenance language. If the language you want differs fromthe maintenance language, then texts are mixed. This means that textsthat have not been translated remain in the maintenance language.Translated texts are marked as such. Description |