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eclipse search dialg box [message #550521]

Fri, 30 July 2010 12:17

Eclipse User

Hi,

I want to use the eclipse search dialog box in my application..
for that I created one menu and added new command. there I
gave the command id of eclipse search dialog and gave one sample command name. but it is not visible in the menu as menuitem.. what should i do to open this search dialog box?

thanks
Bhanu lakshmi

Re: eclipse search dialg box [message #550712 is a reply to message #550521]

Wed, 04 August 2010 04:03

Eclipse User

Bhanu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to use the eclipse search dialog box in my application..
> for that I created one menu and added new command.
You don't need to add a new command since the command is already defined
in 'org.eclipse.search'. That bundle should also automatically add the
menu and toolbar items.

Dani
> there I gave the command id of eclipse search dialog and gave one
> sample command name. but it is not visible in the menu as
> menuitem.. what should i do to open this search dialog box?
>
>
> thanks
> Bhanu lakshmi

Re: eclipse search dialg box [message #550781 is a reply to message #550712]

Wed, 04 August 2010 06:45

Eclipse User

The problem is I cannot use eclipse Search menu . The name which we give for the Menu item in our application is different like SearchAll some thing like that.. This is an example. And we dont want to load all eclipse search menu items. for example
we dont want Text,References,Declaration,etc,etc.. So that is the reason we provided the custom menu which will open the specified search dialogs.

Re: eclipse search dialg box [message #550792 is a reply to message #550781]

Wed, 04 August 2010 07:22

Eclipse User

Bhanu wrote:
> The problem is I cannot use eclipse Search menu . The name which we
> give for the Menu item in our application is different like
> SearchAll some thing like that.. This is an example. And we dont want
> to load all eclipse search menu items. for example
> we dont want Text,References,Declaration,etc,etc.. So that is the
> reason we provided the custom menu which will open the specified
> search dialogs.
OK, but you can still use the command (ID): simply add an action that
invokes the command with said ID.

Dani

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