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NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 070305) 1.6.0-rc; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.6.0-rc-b104 Windows XP version 5.1 running on x86 en_GB (nb); Cp1252 Description: ============ 1. create JDA appl 2. Open Application Actions Editor which displays all actions from project 3. select one of them and do edit 4. Change e.g. text property and confirm it see that your action was not updated and in Appl. Action editor there is added new action with the same name but already with new text attribute. If edit button is pushed again action is updated and text attribute is added correctly.
When the action is updated through the global action list it is not updating the attached form model. This should be changed.
I've just committed back a patch that should fix this issue. Please let me know if it works for you now. Thanks.
I guess that Josh forgot to mark this issue as FIXED.
Issue still remains. 1. Action which is edited, is added in the end of the list. It can confuse user. Edited action should stay at the same position as was before editing 2. not all action's attributes are updated after editing Description of step #2 ====================== 1. create 2 actions - both have set accelerator, small icon and text attr. 2. select one and do edit 3. clear accelerator and confirm it Now see, this action has empty accelerator but icon remains set 4. select the second action and do edit at that time ... icon of the first action disappears I can see, the same issue appears when icon is set and accelerator not. Because when accelerator is additionally set, icon is unset again at this action.
I have just fixed the first issue. Actions will keep their position when updated. I cannot reproduce the second issue. I think it has been fixed already by other changes in the last two months.
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