How to add multiple actions to the same plug-in?

For example, I have a plug-in named Test {code...}. I want to add two actions: Test and Custom .. In this way, it is normal to access actionTest, but an error is reported when you access actionCustom, indicating that no action can be found. Can I add two actions to a plug-in? If you can... for example, I have a plug-in 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 actions: Test and Custom ..
In this way, it is normal to access action/Test, but an error is reported when you access action/Custom, indicating that no action can be found.

Can I add two actions to a plug-in? If yes, how do I write code?

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For example, I have a plug-in 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 actions: Test and Custom ..
In this way, it is normal to access action/Test, but an error is reported when you access action/Custom, indicating that no action can be found.

Can I add two actions to a plug-in? If yes, how do I write 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;    }}

No. The include path of the Custom_Action file is Custom/Action. php, and the class name is Custom_Action.

A single action can handle everything. If you need to add an action, you can only add a new plugins to define it based on the action access principle.