A full menu view supports displaying a list of times on a screen in a very configurable manner. A full menu view supports either a single row or column of values, similar to Horizontal Menu (HM) and Vertical Menu (VM), or in multiple columns.
## General Information
Items can be selected on a menu via the cursor keys, Page Up, Page Down, Home, and End, or by selecting them via a `hotKey` - see ***Hot Keys*** below.
:information_source: A full menu view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters FM, followed by the view number. For example: `%FM1`
A set of `hotKeys` are used to allow the user to press a character on the keyboard to select that item, and optionally submit the form.
Example:
```
hotKeys: { A: 0, B: 1, C: 2, D: 3 }
hotKeySubmit: true
```
This would select and submit the first item if `A` is typed, second if `B`, etc.
### Items
A full menu, similar to other menus, take a list of items to display in the menu. For example:
```
items: [
{
text: First Item
data: first
}
{
text: Second Item
data: second
}
]
```
### Text Overflow
The `textOverflow` option is used to specify what happens when a text string is too long to fit in the `width` defined. Note, because columns are automatically calculated, this can only occur when the text is too long to fit the `width` using a single column.
:information_source: If `textOverflow` is not specified at all, a menu can become wider than the `width` if needed to display a single column.
:information_source: Setting `textOverflow` to an empty string `textOverflow: ""` will cause the item to be truncated if necessary without any characters displayed
:information_source: Otherwise, setting `textOverflow` to one or more characters will truncate the value if necessary and display those characters at the end. i.e. `textOverflow: ...`
