menuConfig - Main menu bar configurator.
menuConfig -n number -p menuPtName [-e environment] [-h heapSize]
menuConfig allows a user to configure the main menu bar.
The -n argument specifies the RTAP process number of the main menu bar
process. After changes have been made to the menu configuration
point, a message is sent to the main menu bar process, so that it can
be restarted to read in the new menu bar values.
The -p argument specifies the RTAP database point where the menu
configuration values are.
The -e argument specifies the environment to which menuConfig is to
attach itself (see rtRegisterForDebug(3)). If this option is omitted,
the contents of the environment variable RTAPENV are used instead. The
database to be used is specified by the environment variable RTAPDB ,
if it exists, or the local environment otherwise (the one in which
this process is running).
The -h argument specifies the size (in bytes) of dynamic heap space to
reserve. The default (and minimum) value is 64 kilobytes. If the
heapSize specified is too big for the system to allocate, the process
exits, generating an error message.
menuConfig uses RtapMonitor(1) to log diagnostic messages.
menuConfig should have an entry in the environment table for each
environment in which it is used.
menuConfig was developed by tesserNet Systems Inc.
mainMenuBar(1), RtapEnvTable(4)