Deprecated.The option to add entire menus has been discontinued - use addMenuItems() instead.
It is possible to add new menus to the existing LSTA menubar, implementing the menu in the plugin.
If you want to define a particular file extension to look for when loading and saving files from your
plugin, return that extension from this method, and it will be used in the filechooser.
Deprecated.The option to provide your own menubar has been discontinued - use addMenuItems() instead.
To make LTSA switch to a new menubar when the pluign is selected, override this method to return a
fully constructed JMenuBar.
Deprecated.The option to add entire menus has been discontinued - use addMenuItems() instead.
To add menus to the existing menubar, override this method to return a java.util.List of JMenus.
The menus should be implemented inside the plugin and will be hooked onto the existing menubar.
Menus are only added when LTSA loads the plugin, so changing the contents of this list at
a later time will have no effect on the menubar. This method will not be called unless addMenusToMenuBar()
returns true.
This optional call allows a class name such as
"COM.test.Hello" to be changed to "COM_test_Hello",
which is useful for storing classes from different
packages in the same retrival directory.
Deprecated.The option to provide your own menubar has been discontinued - use addMenuItems() instead.
It is possible for a plugin to provide its own menu bar. The menubar should be implemented inside the
plugin. When the tab corresponding to the plugin is selected in the main LTSA user interface, the menubar
will switch to that provided by that plugin.