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| Main menu actions are called GlobalActions. We start by bringing up the Actions definition window:
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| We add some GlobalActions and give them names based on what we want them to do in the end:
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| If I run this as is with MDriven prototyping, I get this main menu:
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| But we want to organize the menu, so we create some Menu-Groups:
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| Now, I can decide in what group my actions should be:
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| then I get this result when prototyping:
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| To get the internal order and dividers into the menu, I need to set the Divider group for the items. If this differs between two actions, they will be separated by a divider. If it is the same between two actions, the actions will be sorted on the “Sort order in Group” value within the group.
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| This is what I get in prototyping now:
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| If I want to organize the actions in sub-menus, I do this by declaring a new Menu group:
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| And I use that group on the actions I want in the submenu:
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| The strategy for creating context menus is exactly the same.
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| The MDriven Book - See: [[Action names]]
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| [[Category:The MDriven Book]] | | [[Category:The MDriven Book]] |
| [[Category:Actions]] | | [[Category:Actions]] |
