Reference: Action System in IntelliJ SDK Docs
The Action Basics Sample Project demonstrates the process of registering actions in various configurations.
Each action is an extension of the AnAction
abstract class and brings the possibility of extending the IDE with an event performed with the user interaction - i.e., clicking the button, using the keyboard or mouse shortcuts.
This Plugin registers the PopupDialogAction
action, which provides a popup dialog as feedback, in three different ways:
- by assigning the keyboard (Ctrl/Cmd+Alt+A, C) and mouse shortcuts (Ctrl/Cmd + Mouse Button 3 + Double Click),
- by adding an action to the
ToolsMenu
directly, and as part of new groups added to the Tools menu, - by adding an action to a new group in the
EditorPopupMenu
, which is the Editor's context menu.
Additional features of the plugin:
- Using the
<override-text>
element in an<action>
element is demonstrated in theplugin.xml
declaration to add thePopupDialogAction
action directly to theToolsMenu
. - Localization of action and group
text
anddescription
attributes using a<resource-bundle>
is demonstrated in the declaration to add a new group to theEditorPopupMenu
.
ID | Implementation | Base Action Class |
---|---|---|
org.intellij.sdk.action.GroupPopDialogAction |
PopupDialogAction | AnAction |
org.intellij.sdk.action.PopupDialogAction |
PopupDialogAction | AnAction |
org.intellij.sdk.action.CustomGroupedAction |
PopupDialogAction | AnAction |
org.intellij.sdk.action.CustomDefaultActionGroup |
CustomDefaultActionGroup | ActionGroup |
org.intellij.sdk.action.DynamicActionGroup |
DynamicActionGroup | ActionGroup |
Reference: Action System in IntelliJ SDK Docs