Le 11 janv. 08 à 11:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Thierry,
I've done this with the MC ide to add a windows menu for example. I
cloned
the rightmost button/menu and refilled it. Didn't save the IDE and
just
rebuild it at launch which just took 2 seconds.
Nothing complicated. Keep the sc
Bonjour Eric,
Xavier is right but I think it's possible to modify revMenubar
stack every time your plugin launches without saving this IDE stack
(people will not like that and I agree :-)
Can't be loved by everyone :-)
and it's a personal tool at the moment,
This brings another general q
Thierry,
I've done this with the MC ide to add a windows menu for example. I cloned
the rightmost button/menu and refilled it. Didn't save the IDE and just
rebuild it at launch which just took 2 seconds.
Nothing complicated. Keep the scripts in a customproperty and recopy over
the old script
Merci Xavier,
While it is not that hard (you can use the application browser to
see what
and where),
Well, what i've seen so far, it's the RevEditor which changes the all
Menubar group,
or even Glx2 doing the same
Mmm, seems a bit overwhelming for my own stuff.
i wouldn't touch
Hi Thierry,
You can add a button to grp "revMenubar" of stack "revMenubar". You
need to set a correct loc. This will probably work fine on Mac OS X.
I don't know what will happen on Windows and Linux. I don't know
whether this will break anything, just give it a try.
FYI, you can add butt
Hi Thierry,
Xavier is right but I think it's possible to modify revMenubar stack
every time your plugin launches without saving this IDE stack (people
will not like that and I agree :-)
Just take care of the fact the this stack is locked.
Le 11 janv. 08 à 10:47, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi Thierry,
While it is not that hard (you can use the application browser to see what
and where), i wouldn't touch the IDE. Instead, I would make a sticky
window or palette sporting your menu - It would be more compaitible with
future versions of the IDE and you wil have more room for exansion
Hi all,
when starting a private plug-in ( in Rev IDE ), I would like to
add a new Menu in the standard MenuBar IDE
Well, is this easy do to so
without breaking, or having to learn all the internal logic of the
IDE ,
and if yes, any hints ?
Regards,
Thierry
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