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VertMenu is a full screen vertical menu widget that supports efficient item updates and has a callback for menu movement.
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VertMenu is a full screen vertical menu widget that supports efficient item updates and has a callback for menu movement.
I tried using FormattedTextControl to create a simple menu for a full-screen application and it was somewhat slow - and the documentation actually says that it's "for rather small widgets, like toolbars, menus". So I created this as a more optimized widget for vertical menus, supporting item updates and with a callback that is triggered when the selected item changes. I have this today as part of https://github.com/lpenz/ptvertmenu but I think vertical menus are somewhat common in full-screen console programs.
Let me know if there's any interest in incorporating this.