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| + | '''The plugin.xml file is an important and mandatory part of any plug-in for AIBench/OptFlux.''' | ||
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| + | * '''All the Operations/Views/Icons/GUIs will be herein declared.''' | ||
| + | * '''The only artifact that does not required declaration in the plugin.xml file are the Datatypes.''' | ||
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= Global Structure of the plugin.xml file = | = Global Structure of the plugin.xml file = | ||
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| + | * The plugin.xml file begins with the declaration of the ''<plugin start='''[value]''''' tag. Here, '''[value]''' equals either a boolean value (true or false). We will use false as default. This value is only true for some core plug-ins since they will be loaded first by the plug-in engine. | ||
| + | ** All the information pertaining the plugin will be contained from this level on. | ||
| + | * The plug-in is terminated with the closing tag '''</plugin>''' | ||
= Global entries = | = Global entries = | ||
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=== CORE: aibench.core.operation-definition (To declare new operations) === | === CORE: aibench.core.operation-definition (To declare new operations) === | ||
| − | === WORKBENCH: aibench.workbench.view (To declare new views or graphical components) === | + | === WORKBENCH: aibench.workbench.view (To declare new views or other graphical components) === |
==== Adding a new view for a datatype ==== | ==== Adding a new view for a datatype ==== | ||
Revision as of 12:58, 6 December 2010
The plugin.xml file is an important and mandatory part of any plug-in for AIBench/OptFlux.
- All the Operations/Views/Icons/GUIs will be herein declared.
- The only artifact that does not required declaration in the plugin.xml file are the Datatypes.
Contents
- 1 Global Structure of the plugin.xml file
- 2 Global entries
- 3 Sections
Global Structure of the plugin.xml file
- The plugin.xml file begins with the declaration of the <plugin start=[value] tag. Here, [value] equals either a boolean value (true or false). We will use false as default. This value is only true for some core plug-ins since they will be loaded first by the plug-in engine.
- All the information pertaining the plugin will be contained from this level on.
- The plug-in is terminated with the closing tag </plugin>