[syslinux] Final line of menu selectable even if it is disabled

[Ady]

Subject:	Re: [syslinux] Final line of menu selectable even if it is disabled
Date sent:	Fri, 12 Oct 2012 13:53:15 +0100

> The way to trigger it is to have a config file with more menu entries
> than fit on your screen. If you have a config with lots of entries and
> all but the first were disabled, hitting PGDN would scroll to the next
> screen and highlight the last disabled entry.
> 
> -- 
> Matt Fleming, Intel Open Source Technology Center
> 

I was able to confirm that with more menu entries than the rows 
available (and I use a negative value for ROWS in my cfg file), all 
those keys are still capable of selecting the "last (disabled) 
entry".

But in addition, the same keys also can "continue" one more step. For 
example, if I press the RIGHT arrow until the last menu entry gets 
selected (which has MENU DISABLE, so it shouldn't get the selection), 
I can still press the same RIGHT arrow once more and the selection 
jumps again to the last "enabled" entry, even when such entry is 
actually located up (or before) the real last entry of the list.

I'm not sure if I am being clear. Let me know if I wasn't.

Regards,
Ady.