textmenu_chooser.txt

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Information about the textmenu chooser
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Copyright (C) 2002-2003 Hewlett-Packard Co.
Contributed by <[e-mail]>

Last updated: 02/02/14

Chooser name: textmenu
Command line option: -C textmenu
Config file option: chooser=textmenu

The textmenu chooser provides a facility whereby you can draw a colour
boot screen, using line-drawing characters to give the impression of a
dialog box, with a scrollable menu from which a boot image can be chosen
via cursor up/down keys.  A one-line input field is provided for additional
parameter input.  Menu entries are taken from the description= fields in
the config file.

The message file format is based on that used for syslinux/isolinux on ia32
platforms, which is copyright H. Peter Anvin.  It is basically a text file
containing text and graphic characters, along with some control codes to
specify colour attributes, menu, and prompt field positions.  There are two
classes of message files; the main file, specified via message=, which
includes menu and prompt field markers, and the additional help files which
are invoked via function keys.  Graphic characters are taken from the
standard IBM VGA character set, and using an appropriate font makes file
creation easier.  Under Linux you can find a VGA font in the dosemu package.
Included in the elilo source is sys2ansi.pl (taken from syslinux), which can
be used to translate colour attributes such that they display correctly in an
xterm.

Valid control codes:

0x01 ^A	Mark top left or bottom right of menu area.  Current attributes
	at top left marker are used for inactive menu entries, current
	attributes when bottom right marker is found are used for the
	currently active menu attributes.

0x02 ^B	Mark left- or right-hand end of the prompt field.  Current attributes
	at the left had end are used to display and parameters entered.

0x0A ^J	Linefeed, does implied carriage return.

0x0C ^L	Clear screen

0x0D ^M	Carriage return; ignored so files can be 'DOS' or 'UNIX' format.

0x0F ^O	Attribute specfication; Two hex digits should follow this code, the
	first being the background colour required, the second the foreground.

	0 = black		8 = dark grey
	1 = dark blue		9 = bright blue
	2 = dark green		a = bright green
	3 = dark cyan		b = bright cyan
	4 = dark red		c = bright red
	5 = dark purple		d = bright purple
	6 = brown		e = yellow
	7 = light grey		f = white

An example of a config file and message file are included in the examples 
directory.