Sounds like you know a good deal more about the design of OpenJUMP's menu
system than I do. I'll stick with your advice for now and just add the
sub-menu.
Perhaps I'll have time to learn more about JUMP's menu system in the future.
:]
SS
On 4/17/07, Larry Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
He
Hey, no sweat. Apparently, I need to cut down on my caffeine consumption.
:-)
I'm also familiar with AutoCAD and admire its design as well. One of the
best designs for that type of program, IMHO, is to have complete separation
between the "engine" and the GUI, then you connect the two with a sc
I'm just throwing around some ideas Larry. I apologize if I have frustrated
you.
I guess I base a lot of what I'd like to see in JUMP on the programs I deal
with on a daily basis. A lot of my perspective comes from AutoCAD, because I
spend more time using that program than I do with my wife. :] T
Actually I would think JUMP already has as dynamic a menu system as I can
imagine. Making a single document to describe the structure of menus would
be what I would think of as "static". I really don't understand this
constant need to redesign systems that work perfectly well. Wouldn't it be
mo
Thanks Larry.
Have any of the other JUMP brands experimented with a dynamic menu
structure? I'm thinking of something that allows the menu structure to be
built from an external text file...
If one of the other teams had done this I would make it a priority for
integration into OpenJUMP.
The Su
See configToolsAnalysis() in JUMPConfiguration for an example.
Larry
On 4/17/07, Sunburned Surveyor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the help Stefan.
I'll look at the MenuNames class. I'll also wait for responses from other
developers.
SS
On 4/17/07, Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for the help Stefan.
I'll look at the MenuNames class. I'll also wait for responses from other
developers.
SS
On 4/17/07, Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
usually you have to make the changes in every XXXPlugIn class
in the initialze method. Have a look on functions in the T
Can anyone tell me which class or classes I need to look at to modify the
menu structure for OpenJUMP? I could probably find it digging through the
Javadoc, but I thought someone could save me a little time.
I will be adding a "Selection" sub-menu to the Edit top-level menu.
Thanks for the help.
usually you have to make the changes in every XXXPlugIn class
in the initialze method. Have a look on functions in the Tools\... main
menu.
probably you need to create a new entry in the class MenuNames.java
but maybe wait 2 more days if other respond.
stefan
Sunburned Surveyor schrieb:
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