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Last Post 25 Aug 2010 09:07 AM by  anon
ENVI_DEFINE_MENU_BUTTON
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25 Aug 2010 09:07 AM
    Hi folks, I've written an ENVI program that uses the envi_define_menu_button routine. Typically it comes with a distribution of other software written by folks in our group, and the routine makes menu items in two places: under the Basic Tools area and also under a separate Tools area in our typical menu structure that includes a top-level menu hierarchy rooted at the same level as "Basic Tools". I was installing it on another computer for someone who doesn't need the rest of our tools, so I had no need to give him the modified envi.men file that we use. Is there a way, or a function call, that lets a program know that a particular menu item (ref_value keyword in envi_define_menu_button, for example) does not exist, and so that portion of the code can be skipped? Thanks, M

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    30 Aug 2010 08:14 AM
    Hi Montes, I have a basic question....how do you integrate into ENVI a new button (with statistical application)? Thank you in advance! Best regards C
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