Class MenuUtils

java.lang.Object
org.freeplane.core.util.MenuUtils

public class MenuUtils extends Object
Utilities for dealing with the Freeplane menu: In scripts available as "global variable" menuUtils.
  • Constructor Details

    • MenuUtils

      public MenuUtils()
  • Method Details

    • createMenuEntryTree

      public static DefaultMutableTreeNode createMenuEntryTree(String menuRootKey)
      returns a tree of all JMenuItem nodes the menu contains (omitting Strings and Separators). The tree is build from DefaultMutableTreeNode nodes having MenuEntry objects as their userObjects. Note that the root node may have null as userObject if the menu item at menuRootKey doesn't contain a JMenuItem!
      Parameters:
      menuRootKey - the key of the node that should form the root of the output.
      Throws:
      IllegalArgumentException - if the menuRootKey does not point to an entry in the menu tree
    • createAcceleratebleMenuEntryTree

      public static DefaultMutableTreeNode createAcceleratebleMenuEntryTree(String menuRootKey)
      Used as the basis for dynamic generation of hotkey list. Same as createMenuEntryTree(String) but all MenuEntries without associated accelerator and (then) empty submenus are removed from the result.
      Throws:
      IllegalArgumentException - if the menuRootKey does not point to an entry in the menu tree
    • formatKeyStroke

      public static String formatKeyStroke(KeyStroke keyStroke)
      pretty print a keystroke.
    • findAssignedMenuItemNodeRecursively

      public static org.freeplane.core.ui.IndexedTree.Node findAssignedMenuItemNodeRecursively(DefaultMutableTreeNode menubarNode, KeyStroke keystroke)
      there are little reasons to use this in scripts.
    • executeMenuItems

      public static void executeMenuItems(List<String> menuItemKeys)
      to be used from scripts to execute menu items. Find out the menuItemKey of a menu item with the devtools add-on. It contains a tool for that.
    • getMenuItemIcon

      public static Icon getMenuItemIcon(String menuItemKey)
      returns the icon for a menuItemKey or null if it has none.