Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 11992
cannot create a new top level menu
Last modified: 2004-01-07 10:30:07 UTC
Sframeworkinstall.jar.27.02.2003 Select tools, scripting add on's, assign script to menu. There is no option to add a new top level menu. It would be a neat feature if the user could add their own top level menu's for macro's.
Would be useful to be able to create new top level menus for scripts. Will be considered during the dialog rework in later release.
It is possible to create a top level menu in the tools configure menu dialog. The user needs to 'unexpand' the menus in the menu entries window. (If the user leaves the menu expanded, the new menu will be placed in the expanded and highlighted menu). Select where the new menu is to be placed, menu will be placed below the highlighted menu item. To rename the menu, left click on the mouse button, release and then click again - refer to the help documentation. requires_documentation
This issue is no longer relevant, it refers to missing functionality in the early releases of the scripting framework when menu assignments were done manually by modifying the configuration files. As a result of integration into the office source the scripting framework now uses the same code as starbasic to modify the configuration for menu items under tools/configure and the desired functionlity has being inherited by virtue of this integration.