[Plugin] ToolbarEditor (1.1.2) – updated 08.06.2014
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does this mean it's time for the Icon Making Challenge?
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I can't enter code for custom (new) buttons using SketchUp Make 2014. Other wise this is a great extension. Thanks
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how did miss this one, very nice...
just pondering some additional behaviour...
I regularly 'bury' plugins that I use infrequently, but add the tools main icon to a toolbar and use that to 'load' the plugin only when I need it, I tend to do it for plugins that add observers, skp's or materials to my model.
I try to do it on my own plugins as well so the 'command' is the loader...
examplecommand2 = UI;;Command.new("Add mac batch Icons"){ load( File.join(File.dirname(__FILE__), "Add_icon_logic_batch_skps.rb") ) }could the 'burying' be an option for this plugin?
so if I add a complex plugin to a toolbar it is moved into a 'Toolbar 1' folder and only a single icon is added to the 'Toolbar 1' toolbar, but if I click on that 'Icon' 'Toolbar 1' is replace by a second 'Toolbar1' that includes any additional toolset buttons at exactly the same position...
I'll see if I can find my simple 2 tool test file, that may clarify what I mean...
john
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Thank you so much Aerilius!
It could be nice to export custom toolbars to a *.dat file to get the same toolbars in other computers. Is there any way to do anything like that?
Greetings!
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The toolbars are stored in the registry
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SketchUp\SketchUp 2014\Plugins_ae\ToolbarEditor.
You can copy and paste it in the same key on another SketchUp installation or version. You can also use the File → Export functionality of the registry. I'm not sure whether I should add an export button to each of my plugins, I hope SketchUp will provide an efficient and central place to migrate settings.From a developer side, I want to emphasis again that most of us want plugin settings to be namespaced and bundled in one sub-key, and not mixed within SketchUp's internal keys.
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@aerilius said:
The toolbars are stored in the registry
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SketchUp\SketchUp 2014\Plugins_ae\ToolbarEditor.
You can copy and paste it in the same key on another SketchUp installation or version. You can also use the File → Export functionality of the registry. I'm not sure whether I should add an export button to each of my plugins, I hope SketchUp will provide an efficient and central place to migrate settings.Thank you for your response! Greetings!
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i would love this tool could create groups of nested buttons, like those in the bar "getting started"
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I would love this too!
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@lewisee said:
I can't enter code for custom (new) buttons using SketchUp Make 2014. Other wise this is a great extension. Thanks
i can't enter snippets either
su8, win7
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What happens when you can't enter snippets? What do you do and what does not happen?
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@aerilius said:
What happens when you can't enter snippets? What do you do and what does not happen?
nothing happens...
after i fill in the form (name, category, ...), and i choose a file for the icon, it is then impossible for me to type anything in the area below the icon file address
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I cannot reproduce this. For me the webdialog accepts input in all input fields in SU 2014, SU 2013, SU8, WinXP, Win7.
• What version of Internet Explorer do you have installed?
• Does the text area for Ruby code never accept input or only after you selected an icon?
• Can you see that it is a text area (or is it possible that it just has a zero size)? -
@aerilius said:
I cannot reproduce this. For me the webdialog accepts input in all input fields in SU 2014, SU 2013, SU8, WinXP, Win7.
• What version of Internet Explorer do you have installed?
• Does the text area for Ruby code never accept input or only after you selected an icon?
• Can you see that it is a text area (or is it possible that it just has a zero size)?internet explorer 11
never accepts input
cannot see that it is a text area (screen copy added)
hope it helps
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Same here - no input area for code.
Win 8.1, SU-2014 Pro, IE 11 (never used outside of SketchUp.)
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me too, same problem, cannot whrite anything in the text zone
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I know it has probably already been thought about, but it would be incredible to have a command repository where we can browse, install, and share commands...
Maybe a dvcs repo (github) could be used as the repo. What format would be good for command files - json or yaml maybe?
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I uploaded a workaround for IE 11's bug (ToolbarEditor 1.1.2).
Currently the plugin writes each snippet to a ruby file (in %APPDATA%) and stores the metadata with the plugin's preferences in the registry.
A json or yaml format would also not be a bad idea. I chose rb because it contains runnable code and I don't need to extract the code from a part of the file (or deal with escaping etc.). The metadata is also written in the comment of the ruby file, but I haven't decided yet to parse it out of the comment again, because there would be many sources of error (or the comment would have to strictly follow a specific syntax. -
Currently the plugin writes each snippet to a ruby file (in %APPDATA%) and stores the metadata with the plugin's preferences in the registry.
Is the numeric part of the filename unique for each user? If so, that makes it difficult to have a way to share commands.
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another detail: the toolbar position is not stored when you close sketchup
so you have to move it everytime you open
not really important, but would it be possible to dck the created toolbars as the other native toolbars?
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Plugins can not influence the position of the toolbar (they can only tell SketchUp to show/hide a toolbar, and Sketchup remembers the position). Since these toolbars are created with a timeout (after all other plugins have been loaded), there was initially a problem wher the toolbar didn't remember its position. After report it was improved in SU2013 so that SketchUp should remember the position even after timeout. In which SketchUp version does it happen to you?
I have reduced the timeout, maybe that caused the problem?
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