The short answer is, yes, you can wire up your action to the context menu instead of (or in addition to) the main window menu. The QAPI starter document shows how to add a uiset and bind your action to...
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Sorry, QAPI does not provide a way to do this. It can be done with the Extended API which requires an additional license. (Contact [email="customerservice@quantrix.com"]customerservice@quantrix.com[/email]...
View QuestionUpdating this thread in case users have difficulties on Macs in the future... To run Quantrix from Eclipse on OSX, edit your Run/Debug configuration's Program Arguments to remove the "-os ${target.os}...
View Question[font=Arial:6ethes2y][size=84:6ethes2y]Yes, the original name is a property of the item and QAPI can access node properties. [/size:6ethes2y][/font:6ethes2y] [font=Arial:6ethes2y][size=84:6ethes2y][b:6ethes2y][color=#7f0055:6ethes2y]public[/color:6ethes2y][/b:6ethes2y][b:6ethes2y][color=#7f0055:6ethes2y]...
View QuestionIt sounds like you need to tell Eclipse to include the jar in the plugin's runtime classpath. If you only add a jar to the build path, you might get the code to compile but the jar won't be found at runtime....
View QuestionHi Dom. I believe the only thing wrong with your plugin is that the jar doesn't include plugin.xml; that's what defines the function as part of the Statistical function set. All I had to do was check plugin.xml...
View QuestionWe have a good interface for retrieving values from the model called QAPI, but it requires writing Java code to call the interface's methods. In my brief look at QTP I didn't see a way to do that, to...
View QuestionAh, right, the path-with-space bug was a problem only if you didn't setQuantrixLocation, when it had to search for the jar (which isn't the preferred technique). The other qapi.jar is used internally...
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