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
][sdk: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 a 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