| Capturing Eclipse actions [message #308893] |
Sun, 08 October 2006 17:15  |
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Originally posted by: zurowska_kar.poczta.onet.pl
Hello,
I would like to write a plugin that counts number of invoked actions: by
selecting key shortcuts and by selecting menu item (from menu bar, popup
menus and by selecting icon in toolbar). I know that I can listen to
invoked command by adding ExecuctionListener to all commands. Can I do
something like this to actions invoked by selecting menu items or toolbar
items?
Thanks for help.
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| Re: Capturing Eclipse actions [message #309026 is a reply to message #308913] |
Fri, 13 October 2006 21:18  |
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Originally posted by: Xavier.Decoret.imag.fr
Paul Webster a écrit :
> Karolina wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I would like to write a plugin that counts number of invoked actions:
>> by selecting key shortcuts and by selecting menu item (from menu bar,
>> popup menus and by selecting icon in toolbar). I know that I can
>> listen to invoked command by adding ExecuctionListener to all
>> commands. Can I do something like this to actions invoked by selecting
>> menu items or toolbar items?
>
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> Like you noticed, you can add an IExecutionListener to the
> ICommandService to be notified about command execution.
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> For menus (etc) you can't capture those in 3.1 or 3.2 (without somehow
> digging down to low-level SWT events). A more Command oriented approach
> will be available in 3.3.
Does this mean that it will be possible to do Eclipse-level macros, much
in the style of Emacs. It is the feature I am missing the most from
Eclipse. Actually, I use Eclipse to develop but often open up an Emacs
when I need to do "similar" editing on many lines (recording a macro and
replaying it is so comfortable for that).
But maybe I just have'nt found the good plugin to do this in Eclipse. I
once understood it was not possible...
>
> Later,
> PW
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