How do I add more than one action to the same plugin?

For example, I have a plugin called Test

class Test_Plugin implements Typecho_Plugin_Interface {    public static function activate() {        Helper::addAction('Test', 'Test_Action');   //Action.php        Helper::addAction('Custom', 'Custom_Action'); //Custom.php    }    ...    ..    .}

I want to add two action, which are test and custom.
This write, access to Action/test is normal, but access Action/custom but error, said can not find.

Could you please add two action to a plugin? If so, how do you write the code?

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For example, I have a plugin calledTest

class Test_Plugin implements Typecho_Plugin_Interface {    public static function activate() {        Helper::addAction('Test', 'Test_Action');   //Action.php        Helper::addAction('Custom', 'Custom_Action'); //Custom.php    }    ...    ..    .}

I want to add two action, which are test and custom.
This write, access to Action/test is normal, but access Action/custom but error, said can not find.

Could you please add two action to a plugin? If so, how do you write the code?

widget/do.php Code

if (isset($widgetName) && class_exists($widgetName)) {    $reflectionWidget =  new ReflectionClass($widgetName);    if ($reflectionWidget->implementsInterface('Widget_Interface_Do')) {        $this->widget($widgetName)->action();        return;    }}

Indeed, the Custom_action file include path is custom/action.php, and the class name is Custom_action

One action can handle everything, and if you need to add an action, depending on how the action is accessed, you can only add a new plugins to define it.

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