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EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER CS4
Menus and menu commands
Attributes
key, {app}, {platform}, {file}, {arguments}, {command}, id, {name}
•
key
The key combination that activates the keyboard shortcut. For syntax details, see “
•
app
The name of the application in which the shortcut is available. Not currently used.
•
platform
Specifies that the shortcut works only on the indicated platform. Valid values are "
win
" and "
mac
". If
you do not specify this attribute, the shortcut works on both platforms.
•
file
The path to a file containing the JavaScript code that Dreamweaver executes when you use the keyboard
shortcut. The
file
attribute overrides the
command
attribute. You must specify either
file
or
command
for each
shortcut.
•
arguments
Provides arguments for Dreamweaver to pass to the code in the JavaScript file that you specify in the
file
attribute. Enclose arguments in single quotation marks ('), inside the double quotation marks (") used to
delimit an attribute’s value.
•
command
The JavaScript code that Dreamweaver executes when you use the keyboard shortcut. Specify either
file
or
command
for each shortcut.
•
id
A unique identifier for a shortcut.
•
name
A name for the command executed by the keyboard shortcut, in the style of a menu command name. For
example, the
name
attribute for the F12 shortcut is "
Preview in Primary Browser
".
Contents
None (empty tag).
Container
This tag must be contained in a
shortcutlist
tag.
Example
arguments="'redo'" id="DWShortcuts_Edit_Redo" /> Description Attributes {name}, id • name A localized version of the tool name. • id The internal tool identifier that identifies the tool to which the shortcuts apply. Contents activate , override , or action tags. Container menu tag.
Represents one tool; it contains all the shortcuts for the tool as subtags in the menus.xml file.
This tag can contain one or more
This tag must be contained in a