The OpenToolsNode example hooks into several parts of the JBuilder API. It defines a new
node type that knows how to deal with OpenTools manifest files (.opentools extension).
For these nodes it defines a new EditorKit and Scanner to provide
syntax highlighting within the editor. It adds a list of headers to the Structure Pane and links
these back to their locations in the file. Popup menus in the Structure and Editor Panes
let you easily add a new header to the file. And finally, an OpenTool personality
lets you turn OpenTools support on or off in JBuilder 10 and up.
| OpenToolsNode.jpx | |
The project file for this tool |
| OpenToolsNode.html | |
Project notes |
| classes.opentools | |
The OpenTools manifest |
| OTFileNode.java | |
The TextFileNode descendent that knows about OpenTools manifest files.
It links to the editor kit and structure component. |
| OTEditorKit.java | |
The TextEditorKit descendent for these files. It links to the scanner. |
| OTScanner.java | |
The Scanner implementation that tokenizes OpenTools manifest files |
| OTStructure.java | |
The TextStructure descendent that displays the headers from these files |
| OTPopupMenu.java | |
A popup menu that lists the standard OpenTools headers and inserts them on request |
| OTManifestWizard.java | |
A wizard to create or update a classes.opentools file based on
the OpenTools found in the project. |
| OTManifestWizardPage1.java | |
The UI for the above wizard |
| OTProjectWizard.java | |
A wizard to create a new OpenTools project - adding the OpenTools SDK library and
creating your classes.opentools file |
| OTProjectWizardPage1.java | |
The UI for the above wizard |
| OTPersonality.java | |
A custom personality for OpenTools related features (JBuilder 10 only) |
| OpenToolsNode.jar | |
The packaged tool |
