Dreamweaver.codehints.resetmenu() – Adobe Dreamweaver API Reference CS5 User Manual
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Last updated 8/27/2013
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The
bClassPattern
argument is a Boolean value. If set to
true
, states that the function belongs to a "class" instance
and is not static. The default value is
false
. This argument is optional.
•
The
bAddToObjectMethodList
argument is a Boolean. If set to true, it enables the user to add a list of static
functions. The default value is
true
. This argument is optional.
•
The
restriction
argument is a string. This argument is optional and if not specified, it does not place any
constraint. On a web page that contains both client-side and server-side languages, you can use this argument to
restrict the use of code hints to one of the following:
•
A specific language section
•
A code block
Returns
Nothing.
Example
The following example of the
dw.codeHints.addFunction()
function adds the function name pattern
out.newLine()
to the Code Hints menu group
CodeHints
_
Object
_
Methods
and makes it active only for
JSP
document types:
dw.codeHints.addFunction(
"CodeHints_Object_Methods",
"out.newLine()",
"JSP")
dreamweaver.codeHints.resetMenu()
Availability
Dreamweaver MX.
Description
Resets the specified menu tag or function tag to its state immediately after Dreamweaver reads the CodeHints.xml file.
In other words, a call to this function erases the effect of previous calls to the
addMenu()
and
addFunction()
functions.
Arguments
menuGroupId, pattern, {doctypes}
•
The menuGroupId argument is the ID string attribute of a
menugroup
tag.
•
The pattern argument is a string that specifies the pattern attribute for the new
menu
or
function
tag to be reset.
•
The doctypes argument, which is optional, specifies that this menu is active for only certain document types. You
can specify the
doctypes
argument as a comma-separated list of document type IDs. For a list of Dreamweaver
document types, see the Dreamweaver Configuration/Documenttypes/MMDocumentTypes.xml file.
Returns
Nothing.