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[deer_buster]

Nice QoL improvement @mattekure! Not sure why something like this isn't part of the base build to begin with.

[Zacchaeus]

Nice QoL improvement @mattekure! Not sure why something like this isn't part of the base build to begin with.

It has just been added into the test build.

[nephranka]

Bam! Just like that. It is in!

[mattekure]

The functionality is now built into Core so this extension is no longer needed. I have delisted it on the forge.

[MrDDT]

Dang, that's record time!

[Moon Wizard]

It was a good idea; and actually something that had been on my list but low priority for a while. Thanks to @mattekure for bumping it. With the new UI changes we've been making, it was easier to add them before.

Regards,
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[mattekure]

It was a good idea; and actually something that had been on my list but low priority for a while. Thanks to @mattekure for bumping it. With the new UI changes we've been making, it was easier to add them before.

Regards,
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The new menubar system was really easy to add new buttons to. I was surprised at just how easy. The hardest part was trying to figure out how all the parts worked. For any developers who want to add buttons to the menubar, here is how I did it.

Create a windowclass to merge into the one you want to add menubars. In this case its the options windowclass. Then add something like the following on the windowmenubar_utilitybox. This adds a separator first and then adds my two buttons. You could probably do it entirely in the xml now that I think about it, but this was my initial solution

<root>
    <windowclass merge="join" name="options">
        <sheetdata>
            <windowmenubar_utilitybox name="menubar">
                <script>
                    function onInit()
                        if super and super.onInit then
                            super.onInit()
                        end
                        ToolbarManager.addSeparator(subwindow, "right");
                        ToolbarManager.addButton(subwindow, "collapse", "right");
                        ToolbarManager.addButton(subwindow, "expandall", "right");
                    end
                </script>
            </windowmenubar_utilitybox>
        </sheetdata>
    </windowclass>
</root>

the second part is to register the buttons and define the script that will run when pressed. I did this in a lua file.

function onTabletopInit()
    ToolbarManager.registerButton("collapse",
        {
            sType = "action",
            sIcon = "button_collapse",
            sTooltipRes = "tooltip_collapse",
            fnActivate = collapseOptions,
        });
    ToolbarManager.registerButton("expandall",
        {
            sType = "action",
            sIcon = "button_expand",
            sTooltipRes = "tooltip_expand",
            fnActivate = expandOptions,
        });
end

function collapseOptions()
--whatever
end

function expandOptions()
--whatever
end