Definition of "menu-driven" [menu-driven]

• Of or relating to a type of GUI in which commands are issued by making selections from onscreen menus. (adjective)

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• "The menu-driven controls for Hupigon are in Chinese, and the kit ismarketed primarily onChinese languagecriminal forums."
• "Combined with the three-way toggle that modulates engine response (Normal, Sport and Sport Plus) and a six-position switch that gradually ramps up the aggressiveness of the transmission behavior, the M3 is as menu-driven and preference-enabled as Adobe Photoshop."
• "SAS – before it became all menu-driven, back when you had to write the “programs” to tell it what analyses to do – used to require you to end your list of commands with “cards;” a throwback to the punchcard days."