| Adding "standard" menu items to Eclipse RCP? [message #1113038] |
Fri, 20 September 2013 10:51  |
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Hello everyone,
I've decided to turn my little plug-in into an RCP application. Basically this works nicely, but I'm facing a problem with the main menu bar. Due to the product being a standalone RCP application, the "standard menus" are gone. This includes the "generic" ones such as "File -> New", "Edit -> Copy" or the entire "Window" menu.
My question would be: what's the fastest and most reliable way to get them into my RCP application? Do I really have to add menus and commands one-by-one in my plugin.xml, referring to the standard command ids, or is there a more convenient way to do this?
Thanks,
Alan
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| Re: Adding "standard" menu items to Eclipse RCP? [message #1114443 is a reply to message #1113038] |
Sun, 22 September 2013 15:00  |
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Easiest is to do it on your WorkbenchActionAdvisor.
Tom
On 20.09.13 16:51, Alan DW wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I've decided to turn my little plug-in into an RCP application.
> Basically this works nicely, but I'm facing a problem with the main menu
> bar. Due to the product being a standalone RCP application, the
> "standard menus" are gone. This includes the "generic" ones such as
> "File -> New", "Edit -> Copy" or the entire "Window" menu.
>
> My question would be: what's the fastest and most reliable way to get
> them into my RCP application? Do I really have to add menus and commands
> one-by-one in my plugin.xml, referring to the standard command ids, or
> is there a more convenient way to do this?
>
>
> Thanks,
>
>
> Alan
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