Hello everyone, I am currently working with DOORS 9.5 and was primitively successful in creating a custom menu option in my addins directory. See the following link: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21396989
My problem is this...when I create subdirectories for my custom directory, I can see all levels of directories, but I can't see any of the dxl scripts that are in those subdirectories. For example:
myMenu <-- custom menu, works fine >DXL script1 <-- first script, shows up, works fine >DXL script2 <-- second script, shows up, works fine >DXL script3 <-- third script, missing and don't know why (although it has been entered into the .idx file like the others) >Subdirectory <-- first subdirectory, shows up, works fine ->DXL Script <-- missing script, don't know why ->Sub-subdirectory <-- first sub-subdirectory, shows up, works fine ->Sub-subdirectory <-- second sub-subdirectory, shows up, works fine ->Sub-subdirectory <-- third sub-subdirectory, shows up, works fine -->DXL Script <-- missing script, don't know why -->Sub-sub-subdirectory <-- first sub-sub-subdirectory, shows up, works fine I would like to find out why my scripts aren't showing up in the subdirectories. I have edited the .hlp and .idx files accordingly, but no luck. Is there some better documentation on how to improve this somewhere?? ScottKirkwood - Thu Oct 22 22:28:24 EDT 2015 |
Re: DOORS Custom Menu I hope your dxl files start with the first line being a line comment and followed by a section comment.
// /*
*/ |
Re: DOORS Custom Menu The sub-directories have to contain a text file called '<sub_directory_name>.hlp' If they did not then they would not show up so I guess they already do? Try adding a '<sub_directory_name>.idx' text file with a line entry that matches the name of your DXL script then 2 underscores and then a menu entry name e.g. my_dxl_script _ _ My DXL Script
This normally causes the menu entry to appear with the new name 'My DXL Script' but it should be optional so should not be required
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Re: DOORS Custom Menu sekrbo - Fri Oct 23 08:21:43 EDT 2015 I hope your dxl files start with the first line being a line comment and followed by a section comment.
// /*
*/ Absolutely! Anything less would be uncivilized! LOL |