Works like a charm!, I'll keep this in my notes (still new to this, but
getting plug-ins to work so early-on is a plus).
To your knowledge, is there any way to assign a custom key function to
the Enter key? Seems that this key is reserved for system use, but I'm
trying to find a way around it (in SEU I was able to assign any function
to any key). Just seems like if you go though all the effort to set up a
plug-in, that you should be able to customize any key that you want.
Subject: Re: Lpex Editor - Custom Profile Plugins
From: Paul Bailey <PaulBailey@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 27 Aug 2013 09:20:06 +0100
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Sorry, I just had another thought on this.
Type "query keyAction.c-delete" into the LPEX command line and it will
tell you what action is being executed by the ctrl-delete keypress. Then
all you really need to do is assign a new keypress to the same action.
You are defining a new action to do another action (EraseEOF to do
exactly the same as truncate), so really you should not be defining a
new action and should change:
lpexView.doCommand("set keyAction.backQuote.secondary EraseEOF"); to
lpexView.doCommand("set keyAction.backQuote.secondary truncate");
-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Bailey
Sent: 27 August 2013 09:02
To: wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Lpex Editor - Custom Profile Plugins
I think your line that reads "view.doAction(view.actionId("c-delete"));"
should read "view.doAction(view.actionId("truncate"));". The c-delete
isn't an action, it is a keyAction (i.e. the key that causes the action
to be executed).
-Paul.
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