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Yang: /* package defintion */

2018-06-05T06:38:57Z

‎package defintion

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‎package defintion

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‎item

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‎Items

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‎Items

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‎Items

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‎dialogAction

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‎userinterfaceAction

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‎userinterfaceAction

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‎package defintion

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 	toolbar <toolbar name> [describedBy <description>] [items { . . .}]
 } ]
-<syntaxhighlight lang="java">
+</syntaxhighlight>
 * Keyword '''noCommandProvider''' -- When  present (at package level), this keyword will prevent a `CommandsProvider`  class to be generated.
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       ...
+  }
-<syntaxhighlight lang="java">
+</syntaxhighlight>
 In java file, the public class CommandsProvider will not be generated for the project in  src-gen directory.

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 ► '''Syntax''':
 <syntaxhighlight lang="java">
-package <package name>[{
+package <package name> [noCommandProvider] [{
 	command <command name> [describedBy <description>] [key binding <binding combination>] [key binding <binding combination>] actionType <action rule>
 	toolbar <toolbar name> [describedBy <description>] [items { . . .}]
 } ]
-</syntaxhighlight>
+<syntaxhighlight lang="java">
-One or more '''command''' can be defined in the same '''package''', as well as the many '''toolbars''' using those commands.  The keyword '''describedBy''' is optional and can be used to define the description of this toolbar.
+In java file, the public class CommandsProvider will not be generated for the project in  src-gen directory.
 In the following example, the '''commands''' NEW and SAVE and 1 '''toolbar''' Dialog are defined in the same '''package'''.

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 toolbar Dialog described by "Toolbar for Dialogs" items {
 	item newItem command NEW icon "dsnew"
 	item saveItem command SAVE icon "dssave"
 	item deleteItem command DELETE icon "dsdelete"
 	item cancelItem command CANCEL icon "dscancel"
+}
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 toolbar Employee describedBy "Toolbar for employee dialogs" items {
 	item newItem command NEW icon "dsnew"
 	item saveItem command SAVE icon "dssave"
 	item deleteItem command DELETE icon "dsdelete"
 	item cancelItem command CANCEL icon "dscancel"
 	item fireEmployee command FIRE_EMPLOYEE icon "fireemployee"
 	item fireEmployeeAsync command FIRE_EMPLOYEE_ASYNC icon "fireemployee"
+}

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 </syntaxhighlight>
-The items in this block can be a action button defined with keyword '''item''', or a spacer defined with keyword '''spacer'''.
+The items in this block can be a action button defined with keyword '''item''', or if you need a empty place between the buttons, a spacer can be defined with keyword '''spacer'''.
 =====item=====

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 </syntaxhighlight>
-The items in this block can be a action button defined with keyword "item", or a spacer defined with keyword "spacer".
+The items in this block can be a action button defined with keyword '''item''', or a spacer defined with keyword '''spacer'''.
 =====item=====

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 =====Items=====
 With the <code>items {…}</code> block you specify the list of items that are part of a toolbar.
 =====item=====

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 As you can see in the last example, these are the 4 different dialogAction rules:
 *	“New”		means create a new entry.
-*	“Save”	means save the changing.
+*	“Save”	        means save the changing.
 *	“Delete” 	means delete the selected entry.
 *	“Cancel”	means ignore the changing.
 =====taskAction=====

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	*'''NextPart''': allows you to switch the focus (moving forwards) between views from the left to the right inside a perspective.		*'''NextPart''': allows you to switch the focus (moving forwards) between views from the left to the right inside a perspective.
	*'''PreviousPart''': allows you to switch the focus (moving backwards) between views from the right to the left, inside a perspective.		*'''PreviousPart''': allows you to switch the focus (moving backwards) between views from the right to the left, inside a perspective.
		+	*'''Info''': allows you to show the information page.

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 <syntaxhighlight lang="java">
 command FORWARD 	describedBy	"move forwards to next part" 		keyBinding "ALT F6" userinterfaceAction NextPart
-command BACKWARD 	describedBy	"move backwards to previous part" 	keyBinding "ALT F5" userinterfaceAction PreviousPart
+command BACKWARD 	describedBy	"move backwards to previous part" 	keyBinding "ALT SHIFT F6" userinterfaceAction PreviousPart
 </syntaxhighlight>
-The example above illustrates how to define user interface actions for users to switch between views inside a perspective. You may notice here that keyBindings have been attached to those commands, which means that users have  now able to press those key combinations in order to move from a view to another one (forward ALT + F6) and back (backwards ALT + F5), as illustrated below.
+The example above illustrates how to define user interface actions for users to switch between views inside a perspective. You may notice here that keyBindings have been attached to those commands, which means that users have  now able to press those key combinations in order to move from a view to another one (forward ALT + F6) and back (backwards ALT + SHIFT + F6), as illustrated below.

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 <syntaxhighlight lang="java">
 package net.osbee.sample.foodmart.actions {
-	command   NEW 		describedBy    "create new item"	dialogAction    New
+	command    NEW 		describedBy    "create new item"	dialogAction    New
-	command   SAVE 	 	describedBy    "save an item"		dialogAction    Save
+	command    SAVE 	describedBy    "save an item"		dialogAction    Save
-	toolbar    Dialog 	describedBy    "Toolbar for Dialogs" 			  items { . . . }
+	toolbar    Dialog 	describedBy    "Toolbar for Dialogs" 	items { . . . }
+}
 </syntaxhighlight>