Morning All
I am using Netbeans 20 on Linux mint and am getting an intermitten
class cast exception. Occasionally a class (usually a new one, but not
always) won't do the code check/completion thing I am so used to.
It is annoying, but isn't a show stopper as I can still work.
Might already have
Thanks, that worked. I wanted it to be a Module specific menu since the
users can disable the module and I didn't want the menu to display if the
module was disabled. I just put the XML in the Modules layer.xml file and
it worked fine.
On Mon, Jan 8, 2024 at 1:10 PM Charles Rivenbark
wrote:
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Thanks, that worked. I wanted it to be a Module specific menu since the
users can disable n't want the menu to display if the module was disabled.
I just put the XML in the Modules layer.xml file and it worked fine.
On Mon, Jan 8, 2024 at 11:04 AM Eirik Bakke wrote:
> You can do do something l
You can do do something like this from your branding module's layer.xml file:
You can also expand the layer.xml file from within NetBeans and see "this layer
in context", then right-click an existing menu item and click Go to Declaration
to see the position of the other menus ite
I am using NetBeans IDE 20 and have a Maven project that has numerous
TopComponent windows. I want to set the position on the menu bar where the
module menu appears. By default the Admin menu shows at the far left on
the menu bar but I want it just past the Edit menu.
The TopComponent code is as
