Hi,
You might try to install an ActionListener for each menu item within your
initialize method that sets a class variable that remembers the menu item.
This is difficult.
Usually though, it just best to have a class that does the work and two
plugins, each with their own menu item.
regards,
Larry
On Tue, Jun 1, 2010 at 9:51 AM, Hernan Arellano <her...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I got only one plugin with diferents menu items, each of them call a
> diferent method. Therefore inside the method execute(PlugInContext context)
> ¿how can i know which button is pressed? so i can call the correct method.
>
> ********
> public void initialize(PlugInContext context) throws Exception {
> FeatureInstaller featureInstaller = new
> FeatureInstaller(context.getWorkbenchContext());
> featureInstaller.addMainMenuItem(
> this,
> new String[] {"My Plugin"},
> "nameFunction1",
> false,
> null,
> createEnableCheck(context.getWorkbenchContext()));
> featureInstaller.addMainMenuItem(
> this,
> new String[] {"My Plugin"},
> "nameFunction2",
> false,
> null,
> createEnableCheck(context.getWorkbenchContext()));
> }
>
> public boolean execute(PlugInContext context) throws Exception {
> ¿which command has the user pressed? nameFunction1 or nameFunction2
> ?
> }
> ********
>
> Thanks!
>
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