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Displaying commands in the context menu

If you work with extension functions or design new forms, you must decide where the commands for them are to be offered in the context menu. objectiF RM allows you to assign commands for creating and editing an existing context menu group or to create your own for enhancement functions.

Determine group for classification

The context menu is divided into different groups. Each individual entry can be regarded as a group.

For most context menu commands, you can display the group name and the position. Call up the context menu and move the mouse over a command. Do not click! Press the F1 key. A message appears in the output that provides information about the name of the command, the group name and the weighting.

The command is called Derive test cases, the group is Frequently used commands for creating and the position is 3.
Overview of context menu groups

You can assign the commands for creating and editing artifacts and the commands for enhancement functions to the following context menu groups:

Displaying in menu groupFormExtension function
Activitytop menu, own group-
Requirementunder "Create"-
Viewtop menu, own group-
Import Artefactstop menu, own group-
Description documentunder "Description document"-
Create documentsunder "Create", Group „Document“-
Exportunder "Export"-
Sometimes used commands for creating other elementsunder "Create other", group „Query Type“-
Sometimes used commands for creatingunder "Create", own group-
Frequently used commands for creating other elementsunder "Create other", group „Form, Pattern, Variation point“-
Frequently used commands for creatingunder "Create", group „Actor, Persona…“-
Commands for files and directoriestop menu, own group-
Commands for access rightstop menu, group „Edit permission“x
Commands for image creationtop menu, own groupx
Commands for deletiontop menu, group „Delete“x
Commands for manipulationtop menu, group „Edit…“x
Commands for navigationtop menu, group „Show Diagrams“x
Commands for revisionsunder "Edit Revision"x
Commands for sharingunder "Share"x
Commands for creating block diagram elementsunder "Create", group "Block"-
Commands for creating diagramsunder "Create diagrams", group „Diagrams"-
Commands for creating diagram referencesunder "Create diagrams", group „Diagram references“-
Commands for creating extension functionsunder "Create other", group „Extension Function“-
Commands for creating viewsunder "Create other", group „Burn Up etc.“-
Commands for viewing relationshipsunder "Got to"-
Commands for executing Extension Functionsown group-
Commands for go-to-navigationunder "Go to"x
Create Model Activitiesunder "Create", group „Model Aktivity“-
Apply patterntop menu, group „Pattern Catalog“-
Very frequently used commands for creating other elementsunder "Craete other", group „Query“-
Very frequently used commands for creatingunder "Create", group „Requirement“-
Rarely used commands for creating other elementsunder "CReate other", group „Profile“-
Rarely used commands for creating under "Create", group „Specification“-
Edit Script Packageunder " Edit Script Directory"-
Variantsunder "Variants"-
Edit Directoriesunder "Create", group „New Directory“-
Create Goalsunder "Create", own group-
User defined-x
Commands for merging filestop menu, group "Software engineering"-
Sorting commands for forms in the context menu

When you create new forms, you must assign commands to create and edit an existing context menu group. If the forms are not assigned to a group, they are not displayed in the context menu and therefore cannot be selected and used.

  1. Open the form with Edit.
  2. Switch to the Create Command or Edit Command tab and select the Display at Top Menu Level option.
  3. Select a group from the drop-down menu and specify a weight. The higher the value, the lower the commands are ranked. If a command has a weight of 0 and you want another command to be displayed before it, you can also work with negative values.
  1. Save with OK.
Commands for extension functions

If you have created an extension function and have not made any further settings when creating the command, then the command to execute is offered to you by default via the context menu command Run Extension Function/ [Your command].

Alternatively, you can specify a group for extension functions or create a user-defined group.

  1. Open the Configure Extension Function commands view from the backstage menu with Project/ Extension Function commands.
  2. Select the extension function and choose Edit from the context menu.
  3. Under Positioning, select the Display on top-most level in menu option.
  4. Select a group from the dropdown menu and enter a weight. If you want to have your own group for extension functions, choose User defined and enter a name in the field below. The higher the value, the lower the commands will be. If a command has the weight 0 and you want another command to be displayed before it, you can also work with negative values.
  1. Save with OK.