NAME:		menu example

AUTHOR INFO:	Larry Gelberg, Stardent Computer, 508-287-0100

SOURCE FILE:	menus.c

TYPE:		data

INPUTS:		NONE

OUTPUTS:	NONE

PARAMETERS:     Name		Type	Choices
		top choice	radio   level_1, level_2
		level2a1 	toggle  only visible when level_1 is chosen
		level2a2 	toggle  only visible when level_1 is chosen
		level2a3 	toggle  only visible when level_1 is chosen

		level2b1 	toggle  only visible when level_2 is chosen
		level2b2 	toggle  only visible when level_2 is chosen
		level2b3 	toggle  only visible when level_2 is chosen

IMPORTANT: This module will not work with AVS2 - it only works with AVS3!!!!

DESCRIPTION:
	This is an example of how you can use the AVS3 layout features to 
implement multiple level menus. When the selection "level_1" is made a menu
showing the choices: level2a1, level2a2, level2a3 is displayed. When the 
selection "level_2" is made, the choices level2b1, level2b2, level2b3 are
displayed. There are several ways in which this is accomplished in the source
code:
(1) the call AVSadd_parameter_prop() is used to set up the layout
(2) the call AVScommand is used to issue CLI calls from within the module
    body.


EXAMPLE NETWORK:

	This module has no inputs or outputs, it is only an example of how
to write source to get menus to work:


	MENU EXAMPLE






NAME:		menu example

AUTHOR INFO:	Larry Gelberg, Stardent Computer, 508-287-0100

SOURCE FILE:	menus.c

TYPE:		data

INPUTS:		NONE

OUTPUTS:	NONE

PARAMETERS:     Name		Type	Choices
		top choice	radio   level_1, level_2
		level2a1 	toggle  only visible when level_1 is chosen
		level2a2 	toggle  only visible when level_1 is chosen
		level2a3 	toggle  only visible when level_1 is chosen

		level2b1 	toggle  only visible when level_2 is chosen
		level2b2 	toggle  only visible when level_2 is chosen
		level2b3 	toggle  only visible when level_2 is chosen

IMPORTANT: This module will not work with AVS2 - it only works with AVS3!!!!

DESCRIPTION:
	This is an example of how you can use the AVS3 layout features to 
implement multiple level menus. When the selection "level_1" is made a menu
showing the choices: level2a1, level2a2, level2a3 is displayed. When the 
selection "level_2" is made, the choices level2b1, level2b2, level2b3 are
displayed. There are several ways in which this is accomplished in the source
code:
(1) the call AVSadd_parameter_prop() is used to set up the layout
(2) the call AVScommand is used to issue CLI calls from within the module
    body.


EXAMPLE NETWORK:

	This module has no inputs or outputs, it is only an example of how
to write source to get menus to work:


	MENU EXAMPLE