Related Information

The following chapters contain related information:

• nChapter 29, "How Form and Menu Processing Works"
  
  
• nChapter 32, "Writing User Validation Functions"
  
  
• nChapter 33, "Writing Menu Action Functions"
  
  
• nChapter 34, "Getting and Updating Data in the Form"
  
  
• nChapter 38, "Writing Event Functions"
  
  
• nFor more information about writing to windows and saving and restoring the cursor location, see Chapter 24, "Writing to Windows."

Vermont Views provides many Common User Functions that you can use in your application. The Common User Functions are written and tested by Vermont Views developers and provided in source code. They implement some of the most common application user functions. See the read_me.usr file in the Common User Function directory for the most current listing.