Ron,
go to
http://www.taskforce-it.de/downloads.php.
Download the file "LPEX Snippet Plugin".
Import the plugin into your workspace and start your runtime workbench.
When you open the LPEX Editor you have in the editors context menu the
submenu "LPEX Snippet".
This should help.
Frank
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Von: wdsc-plugin-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:wdsc-plugin-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Ron Byrd
Gesendet: Montag, 25. November 2013 21:17
An: RDi / WDSC Plugin Developers
Betreff: Re: [RDi/WDSC-Plugin-Dev] Help with creating a popup menu item in
an Lpex editor
Thanks Frank
Last night I was able to get a simple menu entry to work , however I was
struggling to get any submenus to show up.
The following works by for a single menu item.
newUserMenuItems = "\"Indent 5\" Indent5";
I have tried your code for the submenus and it looks close to what I was
trying to do. When I run the code the UserActions are built and the
KeyActions are built and looking in the com.ibm.lpex.prefs file there are
entries in there. However no menus show up.
com.ibm.lpex.prefs file:
default.popup="beginSubmenu \\"CMOne\\" \\" Compile\\" CMOneCompile \\"
Recompile_dependent_objects\\" CMOneRecompile endSubmenu separator popup.cut
cut popup.copy copy popup.paste paste separator MARK-Compare beginSubmenu
popup.selectMenu popup.blockMarkElement blockMarkElement
popup.blockMarkCharacter blockMarkCharacter popup.blockMarkRectangle
blockMarkRectangle endSubmenu beginSubmenu popup.selectedMenu
popup.blockCopy blockCopy popup.blockOverlay blockOverlay popup.blockMove
blockMove popup.blockDelete blockDelete popup.blockUpperCase blockUpperCase
popup.blockLowerCase blockLowerCase popup.blockShiftLeft blockShiftLeft
popup.blockShiftRight blockShiftRight separator popup.filterSelection
filterSelection popup.excludeSelection excludeSelection popup.findSelection
findSelection popup.blockFill blockFill endSubmenu popup.blockUnmark
blockUnmark separator popup.showAll showAll separator MARK-Source
beginSubmenu popup.sourceMenu separator popup.hexEditLine hexEditLine
endSubmenu"
So this was what was added.
beginSubmenu \\"CMOne\\" \\" Compile\\" CMOneCompile \\"
Recompile_dependent_objects\\" CMOneRecompile endSubmenu separator
I keep thinking the beginSubmenu should be after the initial menu. I tried
that also and it did not seem to work.
\\"CMOne\\" beginSubmenu \\" Compile\\" CMOneCompile \\"
Recompile_dependent_objects\\" CMOneRecompile endSubmenu separator
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From: wdsc-plugin-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:wdsc-plugin-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Frank Hildebrandt
Sent: Monday, November 25, 2013 3:01 AM
To: 'RDi / WDSC Plugin Developers'
Subject: Re: [RDi/WDSC-Plugin-Dev] Help with creating a popup menu item in
an Lpex editor
Ron,
here is a snippet for you. Place it to the plugin`s activator class. Invoke
initializeLpexEditor() at the end of the start method of the activator
class. Add the plugin "com.ibm.lpex" to the plugins dependencies. The
snippet creates a submenu "CMOne" in the LPEX Editor context menu. Within
the submenu "CMOne" there will be created the menu items "Compile" and
"Recompile dependent objects". If you take a look at the code I think you
should be able to customize it.
Frank
protected void initializeLpexEditor() {
LpexView.doGlobalCommand("set
default.updateProfile.userActions " +
getLPEXEditorUserActions(LpexView.globalQuery("current.updateProfile.userAct
ions")));
LpexView.doGlobalCommand("set
default.updateProfile.userKeyActions " +
getLPEXEditorUserKeyActions(LpexView.globalQuery("current.updateProfile.user
KeyActions")));
LpexView.doGlobalCommand("set default.popup
" + getLPEXEditorPopupMenu(LpexView.globalQuery("current.popup")));
}
public static String getLPEXEditorUserActions(String
actions) {
StringBuffer newActions = new
StringBuffer();
if (actions == null) {
newActions.append("");
}
else {
newActions.append(actions);
}
String cmoneAction;
cmoneAction = "CMOneCompile
de.taskforce.cmoneng.rse.lpexactions.CompileLPEXAction";
if (newActions.indexOf(cmoneAction) == -1) {
if (newActions.length() !=
0) {
newActions.append(" ");
}
newActions.append(cmoneAction);
}
cmoneAction = "CMOneRecompile
de.taskforce.cmoneng.rse.lpexactions.RecompileLPEXAction";
if (newActions.indexOf(cmoneAction) == -1) {
if (newActions.length() !=
0) {
newActions.append(" ");
}
newActions.append(cmoneAction);
}
return newActions.toString();
}
public static String getLPEXEditorUserKeyActions(String
keyActions) {
StringBuffer newKeyActions = new
StringBuffer();
if (keyActions == null) {
newKeyActions.append("");
}
else {
newKeyActions.append(keyActions);
}
String cmoneKeyAction;
cmoneKeyAction = "c-1 CMOneCompile";
if (newKeyActions.indexOf(cmoneKeyAction) ==
-1) {
if (newKeyActions.length()
!= 0) {
newKeyActions.append(" ");
}
newKeyActions.append(cmoneKeyAction);
}
cmoneKeyAction = "c-2 CMOneRecompile";
if (newKeyActions.indexOf(cmoneKeyAction) ==
-1) {
if (newKeyActions.length()
!= 0) {
newKeyActions.append(" ");
}
newKeyActions.append(cmoneKeyAction);
}
return newKeyActions.toString();
}
public static String getLPEXEditorPopupMenu(String
popupMenu) {
String startMenu = "beginSubmenu \"CMOne\"";
String endMenu = "endSubmenu separator";
StringBuffer oldMenu = null;
if (popupMenu != null) {
do {
oldMenu =
new StringBuffer("");
int
startIndex = popupMenu.indexOf(startMenu, 0);
if
(startIndex == -1) {
oldMenu.append(popupMenu);
break;
}
else {
int endIndex = popupMenu.indexOf(endMenu, startIndex);
if (startIndex > 0) {
oldMenu.append(popupMenu.substring(0, startIndex));
}
if (popupMenu.length() > endIndex + endMenu.length() + 1) {
oldMenu.append(popupMenu.substring(endIndex + endMenu.length() + 1));
}
popupMenu = oldMenu.toString();
}
}
while (true);
}
StringBuffer newMenu = new StringBuffer("");
newMenu.append(startMenu);
newMenu.append(" ");
newMenu.append("\"" +
Messages.getString("Compile") + "\"
CMOneCompile");
newMenu.append(" ");
newMenu.append("\"" +
Messages.getString("Recompile_dependent_objects") + "\" CMOneRecompile");
newMenu.append(" ");
newMenu.append(endMenu);
newMenu.append(" ");
if (oldMenu != null) {
newMenu.append(oldMenu.toString());
}
return newMenu.toString();
}
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[mailto:wdsc-plugin-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Ron Byrd
Gesendet: Sonntag, 24. November 2013 17:10
An: wdsc-plugin-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:wdsc-plugin-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Betreff: [RDi/WDSC-Plugin-Dev] Help with creating a popup menu item in an
Lpex editor
I am sending this to two lists. WDSCI-L and JAVA400-L.
I am trying to add a menu item to the LPEX Popup menu.
I can add a new item to the popup menu in other editors using the
SimplePopupMenu example on the web.
However I cannot get the new menu item to show up on a member opened in the
LPEX editor.
Below is the plugin.xml file
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?eclipse version="3.4"?>
<plugin>
<extension
point="org.eclipse.ui.popupMenus">
<objectContribution
objectClass="org.eclipse.ui.IEditorInput"
id="simplePopupMenu.contribution1">
<menu
label="ShowIFile"
path="additions"
id="simplePopupMenu.menu1">
<separator
name="group1">
</separator>
</menu>
<action
label="SimpleMessageAction"
class="simplepopupmenu.popup.actions.SimpleMessageAction"
menubarPath="simplePopupMenu.menu1/group1"
enablesFor="1"
id="simplePopupMenu.newAction">
</action>
</objectContribution>
</extension>
<extension
point="com.ibm.lpex.preload">
<preload
class="simplePopupMenu.preload3">
</preload>
</extension>
</plugin>
If anyone has any ideas what I need to do to make this show up in the Lpex
Editor I would appreciate it.
Thanks
Ron
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