I've been struggling with the problem in the subject for a bit longer than I'd like to admit.
I'm attempting to programatically execute the same Action
that occurs when the user either clicks on the View
> Collapse All
button or right-clicks within the editor window and then Code Folding
> Fold All
.
What I tried\found so far:
String
that corresponds to the Action
may be found in the enum
com.mathworks.mde.editor.ActionID
and is: 'collapse-all-folds'
.Action
activates, the following method seems to be executed: org.netbeans.api.editor.fold.FoldUtilities.collapseAll(...)
(hence the netbeans tag).EditorAction
, ActionManager
, MatlabEditor
:jEd = com.mathworks.mlservices.MLEditorServices.getEditorApplication.getActiveEditor;
jAm = com.mathworks.mde.editor.ActionManager(jEd);
jAc = com.mathworks.mde.editor.EditorAction('collapse-all-folds');
My problem is that I can't find a way to actually activate the Action
.
Any ideas / alternatives?
EDIT1: After digging a bit in "the book", I think I came even closer than before (but still not quite there). Quoting from the book:
Java GUI components often use an
ActionMap
to store runnableActions
that are invoked by listeners on mouse, keyboard, property, or container events. Unlike object methods,Actions
cannot be directly invoked by MATLAB.
And then a workaround is explained which involves roughly: getting some sort of an Action
object; creating an ActionEvent
and invoking Action
's actionPerformed
with the ActionEvent
as an argument, as implemented below:
import java.awt.event.*;
jEd = com.mathworks.mlservices.MLEditorServices.getEditorApplication.getActiveEditor;
jAm = com.mathworks.mde.editor.ActionManager(jEd);
jAc = jAm.getAction(com.mathworks.mde.editor.EditorAction('collapse-all-folds'));
jAe = ActionEvent(jAm, ActionEvent.ACTION_PERFORMED, '');
jAc.actionPerformed(jAe);
This code runs without errors - but does (seemingly?) nothing. I suspect that I'm calling ActionEvent
and actionPerformed
on the wrong objects (ActionManager
has possibly nothing to do with this problem at all).
P.S.
I know that there's a hotkey that does this (Ctrl
+ =
), but this is not what I'm looking for (unless there's a command to simulate a hotkey press :) ).
After immeasurable digging, trial and way too much error - I've done it!
function FullyCollapseCurrentScript()
%// Get the relevant javax.swing.text.JTextComponent:
jTc = com.mathworks.mlservices.MLEditorServices ...
.getEditorApplication.getActiveEditor.getTextComponent();
%// Get the FoldHierarchy for the JTextComponent:
jFh = org.netbeans.api.editor.fold.FoldHierarchy.get(jTc);
%// Finally, collapse every possible fold:
org.netbeans.api.editor.fold.FoldUtilities.collapseAll(jFh);
end
or if compressed into a single, messy, command:
org.netbeans.api.editor.fold.FoldUtilities.collapseAll(...
org.netbeans.api.editor.fold.FoldHierarchy.get(com.mathworks. ...
mlservices.MLEditorServices.getEditorApplication.getActiveEditor. ...
getTextComponent()));
Note that this works on the script currently open in the editor.
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