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This is a collection of magic nodes, which exists to document the 
stuff that works.

* menu:


Magic command button nodes:

  These are buttons that do things to the current menu node.
  They can be put into a menu description node's "control panel",
  above the line of dashes.

* CompileMenu::		Compile the current menu into PS and MLisp.
* LoadMenu::		Load the current menu into NeWS and Emacs.
* ShowMenu::		Show the current menu.
* CompileTree::		Compile the current menu tree.
* LoadTree::		Load the current menu tree.
* MakeModeMenu::	Make the the current menu be the mode menu
			of the current frame.


Magic menu action pseudo-nodes:

  The following actions are supported by the menu compiler.
  These nodes just describe the menu actions.
  A real menu is delimited by lines of dashes above and below.
  *Note Submenu action:(don):.

* Key0:		menu:		<name>
	Pop up a (sub)menu.

* Key1:		bind:		<function>
	Bind the menu key to the MLisp <function>.

* Key2:		bindpoint:	<function>
	Bind the menu key to the MLisp <function>, executed with
	the cursor where the menu was invoked.

* Key3:		type:		<keystrokes>
	Type the <keystrokes> into current frame.

* Key4:		popmsg:		<string>
	Display the <string> in a popup message window.

* Key5:		literal:	<action>
	Execute the literal PostScript <action>.

* Key6:		call:		<function>
	Call the PostScript <function>.

* Key7:		indirect:	<name>
	Execute the PostScript <name> to determine the action.