Support - New Recently Used Submenu #1837
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Introduced support for recently used submenus. Fixes:eclipse-platform#1530
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@Dinesh0723 many thanks can you share some screenshots? |
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Thank you @Dinesh0723 for this contribution.
I just have some minor changes based on some coding practices, could you please incorporate them?
To be clear, I did not test the changes, my observations are merely about the code itself and not about the functionality.
| Set<String> selectedFromOther = DynamicMenuSelection.getInstance().getSelectedFromOther(); | ||
| selectedFromOther.addAll(dynamicMenuItem.getDynamicMenuItems()); |
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Don't do this, this is a bad practice. If you want to add several items to that list then add a proper method in DynamicMenuSelection and document it.
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Please return an immutable set to avoid calls like the one you used in WorkbenchPlugin.start(). Adding stuff to this set should be done from within this class, otherwise it becomes really difficult to track who adds what.
| import org.eclipse.core.runtime.preferences.IEclipsePreferences; | ||
| import org.eclipse.core.runtime.preferences.InstanceScope; | ||
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| public class DynamicMenuItem { |
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Please add some JavaDoc to the class and also to the public methods.
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| public void setDynamicMenuItems(Set<String> set) { |
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Rename this parameter to reflect what it represents and not what it is. One can see this is a set by looking at the type but one doesn't know what the set contains (I bet items would be more suitable)
bundles/org.eclipse.ui.workbench/Eclipse UI/org/eclipse/ui/workbench/DynamicMenuItem.java
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Please merged with already existing Javadoc block.
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| import org.eclipse.core.runtime.preferences.InstanceScope; | ||
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If this is to become a new API class, then it requires proper Javadoc and @since ... markers.
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But it would be even better if this could remain internal.
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Also, DynamicMenuItem is not a great name, especially if it's meant to serve only the newWizard case. I think it would be better to have this nested in the NewWizardNewPage or something, with more narrowly-scope names for preferences.
So it could be invoked with something like NewWizardNewPage.getItemsFromPreferences() or something of that sort that reads more efficient.
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@mickaelistria This cannot be nested in NewWizardNewPage class as it is having default / Package visibility . Can I use NewWizard class instead ? (Need to access from WorkbenchPlugin.java )
| IEclipsePreferences pref = InstanceScope.INSTANCE.getNode(PLUGIN_ID); | ||
| String jsn = pref.get(DYNAMIC_MENU_ITEMS, null); | ||
| if (jsn != null) { | ||
| Gson gsn = new Gson(); |
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GSon is a relatively heavy library to use for this case. Can you try avoiding it, for example by storing/reading the list as comma-separated ids and use pref.get(DYNAMIC_MENU_ITEM, "").split(",") ?
Changes requested in the PR eclipse-platform#1837 are addressed here
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@mickaelistria , @fedejeanne Changes requested are addressed in PR #1922
@laeubi Shared here #1922 (comment) |
Changes requested in the PR eclipse-platform#1837 are addressed here
Introduced support for recently used submenus.
Fixes:#1530