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I'm working on RCP application in e4. In fragments.e4xmi I declared one command (com.test.command) with parameter(com.test.parameter), handler(com.test.handler) for that command, and I'm adding keyBinding(CTRL+5) for this command. I'm using dynamic menu contribution, Shortcut for below code work fine if I'm not passing any parameter for this command: @AboutToShow public void aboutToShow(List<MMenuElement> items) { MHandledMenuItem handledMenuItem = MMenuFactory.INSTANCE.createHandledMenuItem(); handledMenuItem.setLabel(runScriptModel.getScriptName()); handledMenuItem.setTooltip(runScriptModel.getScriptPath()); handledMenuItem.setContributorURI("platform:/plugin/com.test"); ParameterizedCommand command = commandService.createCommand("com.test.command", Collections.emptyMap()); handledMenuItem.setWbCommand(command); items.add(handledMenuItem); } But If I pass parameter in command handler then Shortcut not visible in menu and even it not working any more: @AboutToShow public void aboutToShow(List<MMenuElement> items) { MHandledMenuItem handledMenuItem = MMenuFactory.INSTANCE.createHandledMenuItem(); handledMenuItem.setLabel(runScriptModel.getScriptName()); handledMenuItem.setTooltip(runScriptModel.getScriptPath()); handledMenuItem.setContributorURI("platform:/plugin/com.test"); Map<String, String> paramMap = new HashMap<String, String>(); paramMap.put("com.test.parameter", "Hello"); ParameterizedCommand command = commandService.createCommand("com.test.command", paramMap); handledMenuItem.setWbCommand(command); items.add(handledMenuItem); } Reproducible: Always
Shortcuts have nothing to do with menu item declarations. Does the parameterized menu item still work? What does your parameterized keybinding look like? PW
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