I have written a "multiPick" java command, based upon pick and
selectItems (cf. attached files).
It works according to the pick syntax (not tested as yet with an
external file), either with a straight list of strings (2nd parameter
set to false) or labeledValuePairs (2nd parameter set to true).
It returns a list of values between single quotes, in order to allow
for values to be 'phrases' and not only 'words'.
How should I declare, compile and store the class in order to add my
custom command to your commands (actually, I have updated xxe_app.jar
in my xxe install directory to test it) ?
I haven't found a way to initialize the "preSelected" array without a
first item ? I'm Java illiterate, sorry ? so the preSelected array
offers the first item as default). Any hint ?
To test multiPick, I modified my cutomize.xxe in the following way :
<command name="multiPick">
<class>com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.command.multiPick</class>
</command>
<binding>
<keyPressed code="ESCAPE" />
<charTyped char="?" />
<command name="testMultiPick"/>
</binding>
<command name="testMultiPick">
<macro trace="true">
<sequence>
<command name="multiPick" parameter="multipick true un one deux
two trois three l'unit? four 'un "titre"' 'a ?title?'" />
<command name="alert" parameter="%_"/>
</sequence>
</macro>
</command>
All the best,
Alain Pierrot
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Le 4 d?c. 06 ? 17:12, Hussein Shafie a ?crit :
> Huditsch, Roman (LNG-VIE) wrote:
>>
>> Thanks a lot for the files. Since we are yet using v3.3 in our
>> production environment,
>> I couldn't use those java sources since in 3.3 there is no class
>> "ItemSelectorDialog".
>
> ItemSelectorDialog is a single-selection, autocompletion-enabled,
> generic item selector which would not help you.
> (In v3.3, it was slightly less generic and it was called
> StringChooserDialog if my memory serves me well.)
>
>
>
>> Is it possible to implement such a multi-select in v3.3, too?
>
> Sure. I've sent you some source code just to give you an *idea* of
> what
> to do. That is, you cannot simply modify the source code I've sent
> you.
>
> You need to implement your own command. This command should display a
> multiple-selection dialog box of your own.
>
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