Find component on appStarting from AppLifecycleListener
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How would I achieve something like this from the appStarting method implemented by the AppLifecycleListener interface?
I find a StartupActivity a bit too late for my code execution :(
Simple example:
UIUtil.findComponentOfType(ideComponent, JMenuBar.class)
Thanks in advance
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What feature do you want to build exactly?
Simple example to better understand my problem.
Lets say I create rainbow menu titles (every menuItem a different color). I use a startUpActivity, find the appropriate type component (with findComponentOfType) and patch it with a color.
Problem: The default colored titles would be shown first --> project opens --> new styling gets applied. Would look nicer to have this styling applied on application startup to prevent a switch from old to new. The menubar is visible on startup, so I assume it can accessed.
I use the IDE as a parent component to find components, but since AppLifecycleListener doest have a method that provides me with a project (to access the IDE component) I have no idea what other parent component I can use (retrieve from code) in order to start a search.
Peter,
The getIdeFrame method allows passing null as a project parameter:
If so, another approach is used for obtaining the IdeFrame instance.
Check the WindowManagerImpl class for more details.