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Hello, It would be fine to be able to use actions bar or such things into the wizard pages to benefit of the Action features... regards Xavier
How would this work? I'm not sure I can visualize this.
Hello, Certainly the actions bar should differ from the one we could have into a view , editor or Workbench because we have different kind of wizard (statefull or stateless), and so on... The simplest way should be to enable the user to add his actions bar wherever he wants in the wizard page. We should then have maybe another JFace component called simply ActionBar with register Actions... The actions could be define into the plugin.xml file as normally. regards Xavier
If you want to reuse your setup in different place you could always use a MenuManager and implement the fill methods for the different places you want to use it thereby reusing your actions. Are you suggesting allowing the user to drag an arbitrary action bar to an arbitrary wizard? I can't see this being useful as most actions require more context. If you are talking about reusing your actions you can just use my suggestion above.
No,no, I talk about the MenuManager solution, or such solution...but not necessary reuse actions , but havinf specific actions for the wizard page, actions which could be defined also in the plugin.xml file as eclipse.ui.wizardAction (like the one we have in eclipse.ui.viewAction... We also could define in the plugin.xml file the other wizard (and wizard page) other then the newWizard extension;;; Regards Xavier
Prakash is now responsible for watching bugs in the [Wizards] component area.
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