MenusCreating Menus
Description: The application which owns the application object creates a menu for the application object. The application object menu
BUPA
(Business Partner) may be used as a template. The statuses of this menu (program
SAPLBUDO
) should be copied into the function group of the application which owns the application object, and adjusted there. The OK codes for the control functions (function code BUS*) may not be changed. You generally need the following statuses:
INITDATF Initial screen of main screen sequence as full screen
INITDATP Initial screen of main screen sequence as dialog box
STNDDATF Data screen of a screen sequence as full screen
STNDDATP Data screen of a screen sequence as dialog box
EXTRDATF Individual data screen (extra screen) as full screen
EXTRDATP Individual data screen (extra screen) as dialog box
Important: The central control functions (function code BUS*) are defined by the BDT. You should include these in your menu. The function codes may not be changed as these are used as a basis for programming by the BDT. The following central functions are defined by the BDT.
Code |
Function text |
Menu |
Explanations |
BUS1 |
Create |
<Object> |
On initial screen only, for changing the activity. |
BUS2 |
Change |
<Object> |
On initial screen only, for changing the activity. |
BUS3 |
Display |
<Object> |
On initial screen only, for changing the activity. |
BUSA |
<Changing instance> |
Extras |
Display change documents for current instance |
BUSB |
Back |
Goto |
|
BUSC |
Cancel |
Edit |
|
BUSE |
<Enter> key |
None |
Enter |
BUSF |
Exit |
<Object> |
|
BUSH |
Check input |
Edit |
Data is checked and the current screen is called up again |
BUSI |
Changes to fields |
Extras |
Display change documents for current instance (for current cursor field only) |
BUSL |
Deselect all |
Edit |
For screen selection on initial screen |
BUSM |
Select all |
Edit |
For screen selection on initial screen |
BUSS |
Save |
<Object> |
|
BUSV |
Other functions |
<Object> |
Display additional functions for the
|
BUSW |
Further editing |
Edit |
Display additional functions for the
|
BUSX |
Additional goto destinations |
Goto |
Display additional functions for the
|
BUSY |
Additional extras |
Extras |
Display additional functions for the
|
BUSZ |
Expanded environment |
Environment |
Display additional functions for the
|
Standard functions
All menu options defined within the menu created by the application which owns the application object should be entered as standard functions. When defining a standard function, you determine when it is to be active or inactive. This can be done on the basis of:
The activity
The editing mode (save or transfer)
The views of the current screen
The combination view/screen sequence category
There are three tables which can be used for setting:
Standard functions
Standard functions: Active per view
Standard functions: Active per view/screen sequence category
Menu path:
Examples: Different requirements can be met using these tables:
The function
Save
(function code
BUSS
) is active only
for activity types
Create
and
Change
and
in save mode.
The function
Delete bank details
in Business Partner (function code
BUPI
) is active only
if the view
Bank details
is in the current screen and
for activity types
Create
and
Change.
The function
Address overview
in Business Partner (function code
BUAO
) is active only
if the view
Address data
is in the current screen
in the screen sequence category
Main screen sequence
, not in the screen sequence category
Address details.
Naming convention: <Application><Function>
Application area: Application which owns the application object
Additional Functions
All menu options not fixed in the menu can be included in this menu through additional functions. These additional functions can be reached through the following submenus:
Further object functions (<Object> menu)
Further editing (editing menu)
Additional goto destinations (Goto menu)
Additional extras (Extras menu)
Each of these submenus is active only if at least one additional function is active for the menu bar option. When defining an additional function you determine when it is to be active or inactive. The table settings available for this correspond to those for the standard functions (see Standard Functions)
Menu path:
Naming convention: <Application><Function>
Application area: All applications
Events DCUAD and DCUAC
The menu is set in events DCUAD and DCUAC. Menu options can also be set to active or inactive here if the rule which applies to this function cannot be represented using the settings in the control table.
Event DCUAD (setting the menu)
Description: The application determines the GUI status and sends it to the BDT. The BDT also receives the name of the function module which sets the GUI status (command SET PFSTATUS...). This function module must be included in the function group of the application which owns the application object. The naming convention for this function module is <Application>_<Application object>_PFSTATUS_SET.
Application area: Application which owns the application object.
Naming convention: <Application>_<Application object>_EVENT_DCUAD
(Customer: Function module name has the prefix Y_ or Z_).
Example: BUP_BUPA_EVENT_DCUAD.
Action required:
Determine GUI status for the screen and send to the BDT.
Send the name of the function module for setting the GUI status to the BDT.
Event DCUAC (changing the menu)
Description: Menu options may be set to active or inactive at runtime. This is done here for the menu options whose active/inactive rule cannot be fully represented in the control tables.
Application area: All applications.
Naming convention: <Application>_<Application object>_EVENT_DCAUC
(Customer: Function module name has the prefix Y_ or Z_).
Example: BUP_BUPA_EVENT_DCUAC
Action required:
Determine current GUI status with the function module BUS_CUA_STATUS_GET
Include inactive standard functions or active additional functions in the relevant tables
Return current GUI status to the control with the function module BUS_CUA_STATUS_SET