Intention action: how to create a submenu with custom actions?

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incendial
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Hi,

I'm trying to add an intention action with a submenu where the user can choose a proper option based on their context. As I can see for the Kotlin some actions has a submenu with "fix all" / "suppress" options.

Is there any way to create an action with custom submenu options list?

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Karol Lewandowski
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Hi,

See com.intellij.codeInsight.intention.IntentionActionWithOptions.

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incendial
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Are you sure it works in the context of quick fixes added to the annotation builder?

I tried to use `IntentionActionWithOptions`, but it didn't work for me.

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Karol Lewandowski
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I didn't implement this API, but looking at its docs, it should work with quick fixes.

Please share what you tried to do.

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incendial
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Sure, I created an action that extends "IntentionActionWithOptions" and passed an instance when setting a fix to the annotation builder

builder.withFix(DCMWrapInIntention(action, priority))

Unfortunately, while the action appeared in the IDE, the options are not shown when the action is selected.

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incendial
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Karol Lewandowski or you need a more detailed example?

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Karol Lewandowski
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It seems to be available for third-party plugins since 2023.1.

You also have to implement:

@Override
public @NotNull CombiningPolicy getCombiningPolicy() {
  return CombiningPolicy.IntentionOptionsOnly;
}

 

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Thanks, I see how it can be implemented for the annotation builder now.

But looks like it does not work for "<intentionAction>" declared in the plugins.xml. Can you suggest any solution here?

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