DECSET$ENVMGR.HLB  —  cgui  mwin MnWind, MenuBar 1
    The Menu bar contains some standard pull-down menus of other
    DECset tools: File, View, Settings, Options and Help.

1  –  File Casc

    The menu items in this pull-down are used to control the contents
    of the DECset Context, Context File, and Context Database fields.

    o  Apply Context - used to apply the context shown in the DECset
       Context field. This menu item has the same function as the
       Apply button.

    o  Delete - used to delete the context entry, the context file,
       or the context database.

       Click on Context Entry to delete the context entry shown in
       the Context field from the Context Database Entries field
       and to delete the selected context entry from the context
       database. The DECset Environment Manager checks to ensure that
       the context to be deleted is not a parent of another context.

       Click on Context File... to delete the context file shown in
       the Context File field. The DECset Environment Manager updates
       the window to reflect the deletion.

       Click on Database... to delete the currently-opened context
       database.

    o  Modify Database Entry... - to modify any of the fields in a
       selected database entry.

       The DECset Environment Manager brings up a dialog box with
       fields filled in with information from the selected context.

    o  New - to create a context or database.

    o  Open Database - to select a context database file to open

    o  Print - to print the context, the context file, the context
       including attributes from the parents, or the context
       database.

       Click on Context to print the information associated with the
       context that would that would be the result of applying the
       select context.

       Click on Context File to print the context file.

       Click on Context Including Inheritance to print the
       information associated with the context that would be the
       result of applying the selected context and its inherited
       context.

       Click on Database to print the contents of the context
       database.

    o  Save Context File - to save the contents of the selected
       context file. The Save Context File menu item performs the
       same operation as the Save button.

    o  Exit - to exit the DECset Context window.

2  –  View Casc

    View menu - the menu items in this pull-down are used to review the
    contents of the context, the context file, and the context including
    inheritance.

    Click on Context to bring up in a scrollable window the information
    associated with the current selected context, without its inherited
    information but including any modifications made to the context that
    may not have been saved to the associated context file.

    Click on Context File to bring up the context file associated with the
    current selected context in a scrollable window. This context file may
    or may not be the same as the result of View Context depending on
    whether you have made modifications to the current selected context
    and have saved the modifications to the associated context file.

    Click on Context Including Inheritance to display the current context in
    a scrollable window. This is the context that would be the result of
    applying the selected context with its inherited information.

3  –  Settings Casc

    The Settings pull-down menu items are used to specify and/or
    modify the definitions and settings that define a particular
    context. The Settings menu is disabled until a context has
    been selected.

    The Settings pull-down menu items include

    o  CMS Library... - a directory search list to specify a CMS
       library.

    o  Default Directory... - to specify a default directory
       associated with the current context.

    o  DTM Library... - to specify a directory as the DTM library.

    o  Logical Names... - to specify logical name definitions that
       are specific to the current context.

    o  MMS Options... - to specify the following MMS build command
       options

       -  Linker Object Libraries... - a directory search list to
          specify the object library to be included as input to the
          linking operation.

       -  Linker Options... - a directory search list to specify
          user-written options files to be included in the LINK
          command in the MMS description file.

       -  Input/Output... - to set the input and output qualifiers
          that could go on the MMS command line.

       -  Definition/Directive... - to specify definitions and
          directives for the MMS build command.

       -  MMS Macros... - to direct MMS to add to or to override the
          macro definitions in the MMS description file.

       -  Generate Options... - to set qualifiers for MMS to add to
          the creation of the MMS description file.

       -  Object Library... - to specify into which library the
          object files from the compilations are to be inserted.

    o  SCA Library... - a directory search list to specify an SCA
       library.

    o  Source Directory... - a directory search list to specify a
       directory from which source files will be retrieved.

    o  Symbols... - to add DCL symbol definitions to the specified
       context.

3.1  –  cmsLib Btn

    The CMS Library... menu item brings up a dialog box.

    Enter a directory specification into the Library field and
    click on either of the Append or Add Before Selected buttons
    to add the directory in the appropriate place in the Library
    List field. The Library List field contains a search list of
    directory specifications, one directory specification per line.

    If CMS library information exists for the current context,
    that information is shown in the Library List field when the
    dialog box is displayed. Delete items from the Library list by
    selecting the appropriate item(s) in the Library List field and
    clicking on the Delete Selected button. The OK button accepts the
    Library list and dismisses the dialog box. The Cancel button
    dismisses the dialog box without changing the CMS library.

    Click on the Select... button to browse for a particular directory.

3.2  –  defDir Btn

    The Default Directory... menu item brings up a file selection
    widget that allows you to specify a default directory associated
    with the current context. If the default directory specification
    is available for the currently-selected context, the input fields
    of the file selection widget are filled in with the appropriate
    file specification.

3.3  –  dtmLib Btn

    The DTM Library... menu item brings up a file selection
    widget that allows you to specify a DTM library (directory
    specification) to be associated with the current context. If
    the currently-selected context already includes a DTM library
    specification, the input fields of the file selection widget are
    filled in with the appropriate file specification.

3.4  –  logNames Btn

    The Logical Names... menu item brings up a dialog box for defining
    logical names and their equivalence strings.

3.5  –  mmsOptions Casc

    The MMS Options allows for selecting options that are to be used
    when MMS is invoked. These options are:

    o Input/Output -  This selection sets options for the MMS command
                      and these options correspond to MMS command line
                      qualifiers.

    o Definition/Directive - This selection sets options for the MMS
                            command and these options correspond to
                            MMS command line qualifiers.

    o MMS Macros - This selection sets options that direct MMS to add
                   to or override definitions in the description file.

    o Generator Options - This selection sets options for the MMS
                          Generate command and these options correspond
                          to MMS Generate command line qualifiers.

    o Linker Object Library - Allows for setting of a Link object library

    o Linker Options - Allows for setting of a Link Options File

    o Object Library - Allows for setting of a Object library

3.5.1  –  lnklib Btn

    The Linker Object Libraries... menu item brings up a dialog box.

    Enter a directory specification into the Directory field and
    click on either of the Append or Add Before Selected buttons
    to add the directory in the appropriate place in the Directory
    List field. The Directory List field contains a search list of
    directory specifications, one directory specification per line.

    If Linker Object library information exists for the current context,
    that information is shown in the Directory List field when the
    dialog box is managed. Delete items from the directory list by
    selecting the appropriate item(s) in the Directory List field and
    clicking on the Delete Selected button. The OK button accepts the
    directory list and dismisses the dialog box. The Cancel button
    dismisses the dialog box without changing the linker object library.

    Click on the Select... button to specify the directory.

3.5.2  –  lnkOptions Btn

    The MMS Linker Options... menu item from the MMS Options... menu
    brings up a dialog box.

    Click on the Select... button to bring up a file selection widget
    that allows you to choose an options file.

    Enter a linker options file specification into the Options File
    field and clicks on either of the Append or Add Before Selected
    buttons to add the options file specification in the appropriate
    place in the Options File List field.

    The Options File List field contains an ordered list of options
    file specifications, one file specification per line. Delete
    items from the options file list by selecting the appropriate
    item(s) in the Options File List field and clicking on the Delete
    Selected button. The OK button accepts the options file list and
    dismisses the dialog box. The Cancel button dismisses the dialog
    box without changing the current options file list.

    Press Select... to specify the options file.

3.5.3  –  gen options Btn

    The MMS Generator Options... menu item from the MMS Options... menu
    brings up a dialog box.

    Click on the Scan_Include button to enable or disable the use of
    C include file during the creation of an MMS description file.

    Click on the Builtin_Rules to enable or disable the use of the
    built-in rules during the creation of an MMS description file.

    The Additional Compile Switches allows for entering of additional
    compiler switches to be addwd to the command Line when creating a
    an MMS description file.

    The Additional Linker Switches allows for entering of additional
    Link switches to be addwd to the command Line when creating a
    an MMS description file.

3.5.4  –  mmsBldOptions Casc

    The Input/Output... menu item from the MMS Options... menu brings
    up a dialog box.

    Use this dialog box to set options for the MMS command-these
    options correspond to MMS command line qualifiers. If the
    currently-selected context already includes any of these MMS
    option settings, this dialog box reflects that information;
    otherwise, the default settings are represented.

    The effects of clicking on the dialog buttons are as follows:

    o  Input label - Click on the buttons and use the text fields
       following this label to specify input files for any subsequent
       build.

       -  Description File push button-click on this button to
          bring up a file selection dialog box to specify the MMS
          description file.

          +  Description file toggle button-click on this button
             to specify an MMS description file for any subsequent
             build.

          +  Description file text field-enter the file specification
             of the MMS description file. If the file selection box
             is used, this field will be filled in with the selected
             file.

       -  Regard as Changed toggle button-click on this button to
          direct MMS to treat only the specified sources as having
          been changed, regardless of their actual modification
          times. No date checking is performed at all; that is MMS
          simply rebuilds any targets that depend on one or more of
          the specified sources.

          +  Changed Source text field-enter the file specifications
             of the source files to be regarded as changed. If more
             than one source is indicated, use a comma-separated
             list. If the file selection box is used, this field will
             be filled in with the selected file.

    o  Output label - The buttons and text fields following this
       label are implemented as toggle buttons, although some require
       additional information. If an additional file specification
       needs to be specified, a file selection widget is used.

    o  OK - to dismiss the dialog box and write changes made to the
       current context.

    o  Cancel - to dismiss the dialog box, discarding current changes
       made.

    o  Help - to bring up a help window containing text describing
       the dialog box.

3.5.4.1  –  cg dd options Btn

    The Definition/Directive... menu item from the MMS Options...
    menu brings up a dialog box.

    Use this dialog box to set options for the MMS command-these
    options correspond to MMS command line qualifiers. If the
    currently-selected context already includes any of these MMS
    settings, this dialog box reflects that information; otherwise,
    the default settings are represented.

    The effects of clicking on the dialog buttons are as follows:

    o  Definitions label - Click on the buttons and use the text
       fields following this label to specify definition files for
       any subsequent build.

       -  Macro Definitions toggle button-click on this button to
          direct MMS to add to or override the macro definitions in
          the description file.

          +  Macro Definitions file push button-click on this button
             to bring up a file selection dialog box to specify the
             Macro definitions file.

          +  Macro Definitions file text field-enter the file
             specification of the Macro definitions file. If the
             file selection box is used, this field will be filled in
             with the selected file.

       -  Rules toggle button-click on this button to direct MMS to
          apply user-defined built-in rules and a suffixes precedence
          list when it builds a system.

          +  Rules file push button-click on this button to bring up
             a file selection dialog box to specify the Rules file.

          +  Rules file text field-enter the file specification of
             the Rules file. If the file selection box is used, this
             field will be filled in with the selected file.

       -  Override Macros toggle button-click on this button to
          control the order in which MMS applies definitions when
          it processes macros.

    o  Directives label - The buttons and text fields following this
       label are implemented as toggle buttons, although some require
       additional information. If an additional file specification
       needs to be specified, a file selection widget is used.

    o  OK - to dismiss the dialog box and write changes made to the
       current context.

    o  Cancel - to dismiss the dialog box, discarding current changes
       made.

    o  Help - to bring up a help window containing text describing
       the dialog box.

3.5.5  –  mmsMacros Btn

    The MMS Macros... menu item from the MMS Options... menu brings
    up the Macro Definitions dialog box.

3.5.6  –  objlib Btn

    Sets the directory specification for the Library to be used that contains
    the object files

3.6  –  scaLib Btn

    The SCA Library... menu item brings up a dialog box indicating
    that an SCA library is being set.

    Enter a directory specification into the Directory field and
    click on either of the Append or Add Before Selected buttons
    to add the directory in the appropriate place in the Directory
    List field. The Directory List field contains a search list of
    directory specifications, one directory specification per line.

    If SCA library information exists for the current context,
    that information is shown in the Directory List field when the
    dialog box is managed. Delete items from the directory list by
    selecting the appropriate item(s) in the Directory List field and
    clicking on the Delete Selected button. The OK button accepts the
    directory list and dismisses the dialog box. The Cancel button
    dismisses the dialog box without changing the SCA library.

    Click on the Select... button to specify the directory.

3.7  –  srcDir Btn

    The Source Directory... menu item brings up a dialog box
    indicating that a source directory is being set.

    Enter a directory specification into the Directory field and
    click on either of the Append or Add Before Selected buttons
    to add the directory in the appropriate place in the Directory
    List field. The Directory List field contains a search list of
    directory specifications, one directory specification per line.

    If Source Directory information exists for the current context,
    that information is shown in the Directory List field when the
    dialog box is managed. Delete items from the directory list by
    selecting the appropriate item(s) in the Directory List field and
    clicking on the Delete Selected button. The OK button accepts the
    directory list and dismisses the dialog box. The Cancel button
    dismisses the dialog box without changing the source directory.

    Click on the Select... button to specify the directory.

3.8  –  symbols Btn

    The Symbols... menu item brings up the Symbol Definitions dialog
    box.

4  –  Options Casc

    The menu items in this pull-down are used to apply, save, or
    confirm context entry information.

    o  Apply Context on Save - to automatically apply the selected
       context (i.e., that context shown in the Context field). The
       Apply Context on Save toggle button, when turned on, applies
       the context object after saving the context. By default, the
       Apply Context on Save toggle button is turned off.

    o  Save Context on Apply - to automatically save the context
       shown in the Context File field. The Save Context on Apply
       toggle button, when turned on, saves the context file prior to
       applying the context. A context must be saved before it can be
       applied. By default, the Save Context on Apply toggle button
       is turned off.

    o  Confirm Apply - to bring up a Yes/No confirmation message box
       as part of the apply operation. By default, the Confirm Apply
       toggle button is turned on.

    o  Confirm Delete Context Entry - to bring up a Yes/No
       confirmation message box on the Delete Context Entry
       operation. By default, the Confirm Delete Context Entry toggle
       button is turned on.

    o  Confirm Delete Context File - to bring up a Yes/No
       confirmation message box on the Delete Context File operation.
       By default, the Confirm Delete Context File toggle button is
       turned on.

    o  Confirm Delete Database - to bring up a Yes/No confirmation
       message box on the Delete Database operation. By default, the
       Confirm Delete Database toggle button is turned on.

    o  Confirm Save - to bring up a Yes/No confirmation message box
       on the Save Context File operation. By default, the Confirm
       Save toggle button item is turned on.

       Save Options writes the current options settings to a user-
       profile file. If this file exists, the settings in the user-
       profile file override the default settings.

5  –  Help Casc

    This menu provides access to help screens. It contains the items
    that are usually present in DECset tool Help pull-down menus:

    -  On Context - to bring up information about an object in a
       window or dialog box.

    -  On Window - to display an overview.

    -  On Help - to bring up information on how to use the help
       system.

    -  On Version - to display copyright and version information.

5.1  –  onContext Btn

 When you click on On Context in the Help menu, the Environment Manager
 provides a fast way to obtain context-sensitive help on any object you
 click on in the DECset Environment Manager window.

 Note that when you click on On Context, the arrow pointer converts to
 a question mark, indicating you are in Context-Sensitive Help mode.
 After the Help Widget is displayed for the window object you clicked on,
 the arrow pointer reappears.

5.2  –  onHelp Btn

 To get help on using the Environment Manager, you can use one of two methods:

     o  Choose On Context from the Help menu.  Then click on any object
        in the Environment Manager window on which you want help.

     o  Press and hold MB1 on any object in the MMS main window on
        which you want help, and press the Help key on your keyboard.

5.3  –  onWind Btn

 The DECset Environment Manager provides a single mechanism for
 tailoring the execution environment for a set of DECset tools.

 For more information about the DECset Environment Manager, double click on
 Overview of the DECset Environment Manager from the additional topics below.

5.4  –  OnVers Btn

  HP CONFIDENTIAL. This software is confidential proprietary software
  licensed by Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P., and is not
  authorized to be used, duplicated or disclosed to anyone without the
  prior written permission of HP.

  © 2015 Copyright Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.

  VMS SOFTWARE, INC. CONFIDENTIAL. This software is confidential
  proprietary software licensed by VMS Software, Inc., and is not
  authorized to be used, duplicated or disclosed to anyone without the
  prior written permission of VMS Software, Inc.

  © 2015 Copyright VMS Software, Inc.

  Software Version:
  DECset Environment Manager for OpenVMS, version V1.9

 For more information about the DECset Environment
 Manager for OpenVMS, double click on Overview of the
 DECset Environment Manager from the additional topics
 below.
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