Syslinux - Oct 2007 - A couple vesamenu.c32 questions

I've recently started the effort of porting my "simple.c" menu
system to
use vesamenu.c32 instead.  I really like the graphical interface, and
the READMEs have been very helpful.

What I am curious about is whether or not there is an option for adding
entry separators similar to the add_sep(); option which is available in
the "simple.c" menu system?  Right now I have set up blank entries to
visually separate items, but a non-selectable line would be very much
appreciated.

I'm also interested in knowing if there is any way to make the ESC key
trigger loading a particular menu entry (as opposed to dropping to the
prompt.  I'm using multiple submenu, and I would like to have the ESC
key always return the user to the "main menu."

Thanks for any help.

Daniel W. Ottey
Unisys Corporation
Linux Systems Group

Ottey, Daniel William wrote:
> I've recently started the effort of porting my "simple.c"
menu system to
> use vesamenu.c32 instead.  I really like the graphical interface, and
> the READMEs have been very helpful.
> 
> What I am curious about is whether or not there is an option for adding
> entry separators similar to the add_sep(); option which is available in
> the "simple.c" menu system?  Right now I have set up blank
entries to
> visually separate items, but a non-selectable line would be very much
> appreciated.
> 
> I'm also interested in knowing if there is any way to make the ESC key
> trigger loading a particular menu entry (as opposed to dropping to the
> prompt.  I'm using multiple submenu, and I would like to have the ESC
> key always return the user to the "main menu."
> 
Those are reasonable feature requests, but are not implemented at this time.

	-hpa