Re: Re: Shortcuts for single-file and targets

I've just tried the method you've described (expand your build script in the
Explorer, right-click any target...) but as I expected this does not set the
"magical" property ${files} with the current selected file in the IDE (
http://www.netbeans.org/kb/articles/freeform-config-40.html#comp_sing ). I
keep on my custom ide-action...

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Quoting Jesse Glick <[email protected]>:

> LAYAT Jérôme wrote:
> > [...] I would just want to create a custom action [...] With this
> > feature it would be possible to launch any single-file ant target
> > using a shortcut without using the "existing action" workaround. It
> > would be a simpler way to extend netbeans than having to create a
> > module for each simple task like this one I've talked about.
> >
> > Maybe this is already possible...
>
> Maybe you missed the really simple way: expand your build script in the
> Explorer, right-click any target, and choose Create Shortcut from the
> context menu. You can bind it to any keystroke, or add a menu item, etc.
>
> Note that this facility is in a sense independent of the project system:
> the Ant script does not need to be part of a project, or if it is the
> project does not need to be open. It would be nice to be able to make a
> global menu item / shortcut / etc. that would act on e.g. the selected
> project, though what the UI to configure and use this should be is not
> obvious (to me anyway). Related: #21249, #58588, #50111.
>
> -J.
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