Uses of Package
org.openide.util.actions

Packages that use org.openide.util.actions
org.openide.actions There are a number of standard system actions available for use in the IDE. 
org.openide.awt A set of utility classes pertaining to the visual appearance of the IDE. 
org.openide.filesystems The IDE internally uses the concept of a virtual filesystem
org.openide.loaders DataSystems are the logical layer between a filesystem and the regular functions of the IDE. 
org.openide.modules The IDE is capable of being extended by pluggable modules providing additional functionality. 
org.openide.nodes The IDE uses nodes to represent JavaBeans or other property containers, formed into a hierarchical tree. 
org.openide.src.nodes Source elements can be represented by default element nodes
org.openide.text The IDE is able to integrate multiple editors for different content types and mechanically access their content. 
org.openide.util.actions There are several types of standard actions that should be used for many user interactions with the IDE. 
org.openide.windows Most parts of the IDE do not manipulate windows directly, but use special top components
 

Classes in org.openide.util.actions used by org.openide.actions
CallableSystemAction
          An action which may be called programmatically.
CallbackSystemAction
          Action that can have a performer of the action attached to it at any time, or changed.
CookieAction
          An action dependent on the cookies of the selected nodes.
NodeAction
          An action which can listen to the activated node selection.
Presenter
          Provides a presentation feature for an action.
Presenter.Menu
          The presenter interface for presenting an action in a menu.
Presenter.Popup
          The presenter interface for presenting an action in a popup menu.
Presenter.Toolbar
          The presenter interface for presenting an action in a toolbar.
ProjectSensitiveAction
          Base class for all project sensitive actions.
SystemAction
          The common predecessor of callable actions in the IDE.
 

Classes in org.openide.util.actions used by org.openide.awt
BooleanStateAction
          An action that can be toggled on or off.
SystemAction
          The common predecessor of callable actions in the IDE.
 

Classes in org.openide.util.actions used by org.openide.filesystems
SystemAction
          The common predecessor of callable actions in the IDE.
 

Classes in org.openide.util.actions used by org.openide.loaders
SystemAction
          The common predecessor of callable actions in the IDE.
 

Classes in org.openide.util.actions used by org.openide.modules
SystemAction
          The common predecessor of callable actions in the IDE.
 

Classes in org.openide.util.actions used by org.openide.nodes
SystemAction
          The common predecessor of callable actions in the IDE.
 

Classes in org.openide.util.actions used by org.openide.src.nodes
SystemAction
          The common predecessor of callable actions in the IDE.
 

Classes in org.openide.util.actions used by org.openide.text
SystemAction
          The common predecessor of callable actions in the IDE.
 

Classes in org.openide.util.actions used by org.openide.util.actions
ActionPerformer
          Specifies how an action should be performed.
CallableSystemAction
          An action which may be called programmatically.
NodeAction
          An action which can listen to the activated node selection.
Presenter
          Provides a presentation feature for an action.
Presenter.Menu
          The presenter interface for presenting an action in a menu.
Presenter.Popup
          The presenter interface for presenting an action in a popup menu.
Presenter.Toolbar
          The presenter interface for presenting an action in a toolbar.
SystemAction
          The common predecessor of callable actions in the IDE.
 

Classes in org.openide.util.actions used by org.openide.windows
SystemAction
          The common predecessor of callable actions in the IDE.
 



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