GMSC Discussions

[jhettler]

Hi all,

I would like to ask you for the small help ... I would like to register the keyboard shortcuts to my @Action in Java plugin in GMSC.

We found somewhere in examples that the action can have the parameter shortCut. I wrote the code in example and add shortCut parameter, but it does not react to the keyboard shortcut. Probably there is something missing.

@Plugin(id = "020205e1-3715-484b-bf80-9cf6c3d7e162", alias = "openInBrowserWithParameters", vendor = "Intergraph CZ")
public class OpenBrowserWithParameters extends AbstractPlugin{

	@Action(shortCut = "Ctrl Shift k", conditions={@Condition(actionCondition = KNUKMActionConditionFactory.class)})
	public void openInBrowserWithParameters(final RPAction action) throws Exception
	{		

The whole solution in Eclipse is in attachment.

Thanks!

IPR.nahlizeniDoKN.zip ‏14 KB

[shruda]

Hi Jakub,

we are using the static KeyStroke.getKeyStroke(String s) method to get the corresponding KeyStrokte instance. Did you tried to use lowercase values instead of camel case?

@Plugin(id = "020205e1-3715-484b-bf80-9cf6c3d7e162", alias = "openInBrowserWithParameters", vendor = "Intergraph CZ")
public class OpenBrowserWithParameters extends AbstractPlugin{
 
	@Action(shortCut = "ctrl shift k", conditions={@Condition(actionCondition = KNUKMActionConditionFactory.class)})
	public void openInBrowserWithParameters(final RPAction action) throws Exception
	{		

Best Regards,

Steve

[jhettler]

Hi Steve,

thanks for your reply. But unfortunately it doesn't help - the same behavior as before.

Isn't it necessary to add something into the META-INF/services folder, something like register IActionConditionFactory?

One more additional information, if I use shortcut "ctrl + shift + e" - it starts editing of geometry.

[tanzinge · Accepted solution]

Hi Jakub,

just did a quick test and I guess it is a casing issue. 

It must be ctrl shift K and not ctrl shift k --> as you use shift you must also use upper case. 

Here the working sample (based on your initial one):

@Plugin(alias="ActionTest", vendor="Hex Geo")
public class ActionTest extends AbstractPlugin
{
	
	@Action(shortCut="ctrl shift K", actionLocation=ActionLocation.MENUBARFAVORITS, conditions={@Condition(actionCondition = TestActionConditionFactory.class)})
	public void showActionParamters(final RPAction action)
	{
            //put some code here
	
	}
}

As you are using a custom action condition you have to register the condition factory but this has nothing to do with the shortcut. 

Hope this helps and if so, I am happy if you mark the answer as solution ;-)

Regards

Thomas

[shruda · Accepted solution]

Small things can make a huge difference - the lower-case 'e' was my mistake, sorry 

[jhettler]

Perfect guys, small "k" does not equal big "K" That makes sense in combination with shift ...