[news.eclipse.platform] Re: How to remove the default actions in the Tex

[valere fedronic <valere.fedronic.ext@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Changing the ruler context menu id at the end of the createPartControl
has no effect. The menu is registred in the call to
super.createPartControl().

If you want to change the ruler context id, change it in the
initializeEditor() method.

Override the AbstractTextEditor#rulerContextMenuAboutToShow() to
populate the menu.

Valère.



Dollyn a écrit :
> Hi,
> 
> The class I extended is the AbstractDecoratedTextEditor so I call the
> setRulerContextMenuId() at the end of my createPartControl() method
> instead of overriding the initializeEditor().
> 
> But it doesn't work: the context menu is below before I call the
> setRulerContextMenuId() method
> 
> Add Bookmark
> Add Task
> ---------------
> Show Quick Diff
> Show Line mumbers
> ---------------
> Preferences
> 
> and after I add the setRulerContextMenuId() at the end of my
> createPartControl() method, the contextMenu becomes:
> 
> Add bookmark
> Add Task
> 
> the two menuitems is still there and the other(what I donn't want to
> remove) disapper.
> 
> I really cannot understand where the two menu item are added.
> 
> 
> valere fedronic wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I think you just have to override the TextEditor#initializeEditor()
>> method, and set your own ruler context id.
>>
>> --> setRulerContextMenuId("#MyTextRulerContext");
>>
>> Valère.
>>
>>
>> Dollyn a écrit :
>>   
>>> Hi,
>>> My editor extends the AbstractDecoratedTextEditor, and the content of my
>>> editor is only part of a file. So, the action BOOKMARK and the ADD_TASK
>>> can not work well in my editor. So I donn't want them appear in the
>>> ruler context menu.
>>> But the two action is added by the plugin "org.eclipse.ui.editors" in
>>> it's extensions. Is there any way I can remove them?
>>>
>>>     
>