TAGS.MD

#TAGS

Here you find all the tags.

###JMenuBar This is the main XML tag to show that the document is a JMenuBar.

###JMenu This is a menu tag.
You can do <info></info> to set the info. You can also do <children></children> to set the menu's children.

###Info Stores info about the JMenu

###Children This tag stores the children inside a JMenu. Allowed children:

<jmenuitem>

This is a menu item.

<group>

A group for <radiobutton> and <checkbox>

###JMenuItem This is a basic menu item.
Use <text> to set the text displayed.
Use <mnemonic> to set the mnemonic key. Please use the VK_KEY format.
Use <accelerator> to set the accelerator. Use <icon> the set the icon.

###Group Stores <radiobutton> and <checkbox>

###Text Text for the child.

###Selected Sets the child as selected if true.

###Mnemonic Sets the mnemonic. It allows for controlling the menu with your keyboard.

###Accelerator Sets the accelerator.
Syntax:

<accelerator>
    <key>VK_S</key>
    <mask>CTRL</mask>
    <mask>ALT</mask>
    <mask>SHIFT</mask>
</accelerator>

This would mean that pressing Control + Alt + Shift + S will activate that item.

###Radiobutton Your everyday radio button. Store in <group> to work.

###Checkbox Your everyday checkbox. Store in <group> to work.

###Separator Just a separator, you know.

#EVENTS

This allow you to control your menu items.

###Events This stores all the event handlers.

Currently supported event handlers:

<click>

###Click Event listener for click events.

If you want to call a class, do something like this:

<click className="EventHandler" packageName="my.package" methodName="handleClickDemo"/>

Or, to run some code:

<click eval="true" lang="JavaScript" run="print('Hi from JavaScript!\n');"/>

#CONDITIONS If, else, for...

###If If statement. Right now, the following types are supported:

<if type="os">

This checks for the OS type.

Inside, have whichever of the following tags you want.

<windows>

<mac>

<linux>

<else>

Inside the OS blocks, just use whatever event handlers specific for the OS you have, or whatever class you want to use.

<if type="os">
    <windows>
        <click eval="true" lang="JavaScript" run="print('Hi windows\n');"/>
    </windows>
    <mac>
        <click eval="true" lang="AppleScript" run="display notification &quot;Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet&quot; with title &quot;Title&quot;"/>
    </mac>
    <linux>
        <click eval="true" lang="JavaScript" run="print('Hi linux\n');"/>
        <click eval="true" lang="JavaScript" run="print('Hi linux 2.0\n');"/>
        <click eval="true" lang="JavaScript" run="print('Testing third line for linux\n');"/>
        <click eval="true" lang="JavaScript" run="print('And while at it, why not another?\n');"/>
        <click eval="true" lang="JavaScript" run="if (typeof JSON !== 'undefined') print('Also, JSON: ' + JSON.stringify({hello: 'world'}) + '\n');"/>
    </linux>
    <else>
        <click eval="true" lang="JavaScript" run="print('I dunno what you are...');"/>
    </else>
</if>

If it's Windows, it print's 1 line of hello world.

If it's mac, it shows a popup.

If it's linux, it prints more things.

Otherwise, it prints it doesn't know who you are.