New tab in "Event Messages"

There is no API to add new tabs to the Event Log toolwindow.

To add an editor to your own toolwindow, use the EditorTextField class.

Does it provide method as "Add Line/Delete line" ? As it's a log system, I recieve text in the socket and I just want to print it.

It is a regular editor. You can add and delete lines using Document.insertString() and Document.deleteString().

Hi,

I've some problems (cf attached screen) :

- the blue border arount the editor. I don't want it, I want an editor who look like the VCS console or the Event Window, not as a form field.
- secondly, how can I avoid that the user tip into the field ? As in the VCS Console.
- how can I add a scrollbar to the editor ? I add automatically logs to the document, so I want to have a scrollbar and the posibility of showing automatically the end of the file for the last logs and avoid to the user the necessity of scrolling.
- finally, how can I add a "toolbox" to the editor as on the left of the debugger or on the left of the event message tool window ? Is there a special way to do it or is it just a pannel + buttons ?

Thank you for your answers !

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Edit :

I'm trying to initialize multiple tabs like this :

 
public void createToolWindowContent(@NotNull Project project, @NotNull ToolWindow toolWindow) {
  ContentManager contentManager = toolWindow.getContentManager();
  ProjectSettings projectSettings = ServiceManager.getService(project, ProjectSettings.class);
  ArrayList<Application> applications = projectSettings.applications;

  for (Application application : applications) {
    CcLogForm ccLogForm = new CcLogForm();
    Content logs = contentManager.getFactory().createContent(ccLogForm.getEditor(), application.name, false);
    contentManager.addContent(logs);
    Editor editor = ccLogForm.getEditor().getEditor();
    assert editor != null;

    writeLogs(project, application, editor);
    String oldLogs = CcApi.getInstance(project).logRequest(application);

    if (oldLogs != null && !oldLogs.isEmpty()) {
      WebSocketCore.printSocket(editor, oldLogs);
    }
    else if (oldLogs != null && oldLogs.isEmpty()) {
      WebSocketCore.printSocket(editor, "No logs available.\n");
    }
  }
}

But during the second initialization, "editor" is null. How can I initialize multiple editors in a loop ?

Add problem about editor initialization.

Is there someone who can help me please ?

Hello! Try Console instead of Editor. Like this:

TextConsoleBuilder builder = TextConsoleBuilderFactory.getInstance().createBuilder(project);
ConsoleVeiw console = builder.getConsole();
console.print("Hello world!", ConsoleViewContentType.NORMAL_OUTPUT);


Does it help you?

Hi!

It's perfect! Everything works as expected. I'll publish the plugin soon, it was the last thing I wanted to improve.

I'll test it, do some code review and publish it soon.

Thank you for your help!