Package org.openide.actions

There are a number of standard system actions available for use in NetBeans.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
ToolsAction.Model	Deprecated Useless, see ActionManager.

Class Summary

Class	Description
ActionManager	Collects access methods to implementation depended functionality for actions package.
CloneViewAction	Create a clone of the current cloneable top component.
CloseViewAction	Close the current top component.
CopyAction	Copy the selected item to the clipboard.
CustomizeAction	Customize a node (rather than using its property sheet).
CutAction	Cut an object to the clipboard.
DeleteAction	Delete an object.
EditAction	Edit an object.
FindAction	Search for something.
GarbageCollectAction	Perform a system garbage collection.
GotoAction	Go to a specific place (for example, line in the editor).
MoveDownAction	Move an item down in a list.
MoveUpAction	Move an item up in a list.
NewAction	Creates a new child of the activated node, if appropriate.
NextTabAction	Switches to the next tab in a window.
OpenAction	Opens a node (for example, in a web browser, or in the Editor).
OpenLocalExplorerAction	Open an Explorer window with a particular root node.
PageSetupAction	Sets up page for printing.
PasteAction	Paste from clipboard.
PopupAction	Open a popup menu.
PreviousTabAction	Go to the previous tab (in a window).
PrintAction	Print the selected object.
PropertiesAction	Get properties of a node.
RedoAction	Redo an edit.
RenameAction	Rename a node.
ReorderAction	Reorder items in a list with a dialog.
ReplaceAction	(Search-and-)replace (for example, in an Editor).
SaveAction	Save a one or more objects.
ToolsAction	A "meta-action" that displays (in a submenu) a list of enabled actions provided by modules.
UndoAction	Undo an edit.
UndockAction	Deprecated Do not use.
ViewAction	View an object (but do not edit it).
WorkspaceSwitchAction	Deprecated No longer used since there are no more workspaces.

Package org.openide.actions Description

There are a number of standard system actions available for use in NetBeans. The Actions API specifies how to attach existing actions to new components (such as data objects or nodes), as well as how to create new actions.