Customizing the Eclipse IDE's features (i)

Review above: Customizing the Eclipse IDE's interface chapter This article will document some of the Eclipse plug-in extensions (extension) and simply describe the usage of common extensions, but may not be so detailed. My main plug-in expansion is as follows: First, org.eclipse.ui.startup this expansion can be said to be critical, he can let us do some events at the time of Eclipse startup (and then a lot of small-function things to rely on it). XML configuration:

<extension
     point= "Org.eclipse.ui.startup" >
  <startup
          class= "Com.bingo.start.BTStart" >
  </startup>
</extension>

Corresponding implementation class:

public class Btstart implements IStartup
{public
     Btstart ()   {  } public

     void Earlystartup () {

          / /extraneous UI code can be written here
         
         
          job Job = new Uijob ("") {public

               istatus runinuithread (Iprogressmonitor monitor) {
                    try {
                   
                         // The code that touches the UI is written here, otherwise it will not work
                    } catch (Executionexception e) {
                         e.printstacktrace ();
                         return status.cancel_status;
                    }
                    return status.ok_status;
               }

          ;
          Job.schedule (300L); 300ms after execution
         
     }
}

Second, Org.eclipse.ui.newWizards This is a guide to expand. Just like the new project, and then the next step. Here I used to do the new Application template project, in the wizard to expand the implementation of the application template generation. XML configuration:

<extension
     point= "Org.eclipse.ui.newWizards" >
     <category
        id= "Bt_project"
        name= "% Category.name ">
     </category>
     <wizard
          category=" Bt_project "
          class=" Com.bingo.perspective.ui.wizards.BTProjectWizard "
          finalperspective=" com.bingo.ide.perspective "
          icon=" Icons/eclipse16.png "
          id=" Com.bingo.perspective.wizards.BTProjectWizard "
          name="%projcet.name
          " Project= "true" >
     </wizard>
</extension>

Corresponding implementation class:

public class Btprojectwizard extends Wizard implements inewwizard{

The specific code does not show, Btprojectwizard is just a container, he also needs to add wizardpage in. You can also add the wizard extension to the right-click menu. The XML configuration is as follows:

<extension
     point= "org.eclipse.ui.navigator.navigatorContent" >
  <commonwizard
          Associatedextensionid= "Org.eclipse.ui.navigator.resourceContent"
          type= "new"
          wizardid= " Com.bingo.perspective.wizards.BTProjectWizard ">
     <enablement>
     </enablement>
  </ Commonwizard>
</extension>

Third, Org.eclipse.ui.menus add items separately in the menu bar. For example: I add a synchronization menu XML configuration:

<extension point=" Org.eclipse.ui.menus "> <menucontribution allpop
             Ups= "false" locationuri= "Menu:help?before=org.eclipse.equinox.p2.ui.sdk.install" > <command
     Commandid= "Com.bingo.perspective.ui.SyncHandler" label= "Sync bingotouch template" style= "Push" >
   </command> </menuContribution> </extension> <extension point= "Org.eclipse.ui.commands" > <command defaulthandler= "Com.bingo.perspective.ui.handler.SyncHandler" id= "com.bingo.perspective . UI. SyncHandler "name=" sync bingotouch template > </command> </extension