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Built-In Button | IntelliJ Platform Plugin SDK

A built-in button is an icon placed inside an input control.

To place a button inside a text field, use ExtendableTextField and its addExtension() method.

Use a built-in button instead of adding a separate button on the right where possible to save space and declutter the interface:

Use the Browse icon to select a single file or a folder from the disc.

A combo box with the Browse button:

val browseExtension = ExtendableTextComponent.Extension.create( AllIcons.General.OpenDisk, AllIcons.General.OpenDiskHover, "Open file", { System.out.println("Browse file clicked") } ) val extComboBox = ComboBox<String>(STRING_VALUES) extComboBox.setEditable(true) extComboBox.setEditor(object : BasicComboBoxEditor() { override fun createEditorComponent(): JTextField { val ecbEditor = ExtendableTextField() ecbEditor.addExtension(browseExtension) ecbEditor.setBorder(null) return ecbEditor } })

ExtendableTextComponent.Extension browseExtension = ExtendableTextComponent.Extension.create( AllIcons.General.OpenDisk, AllIcons.General.OpenDiskHover, "Open file", () -> System.out.println("Browse file clicked") ); ComboBox<String> extComboBox = new ComboBox<>(STRING_VALUES); extComboBox.setEditable(true); extComboBox.setEditor(new BasicComboBoxEditor() { @Override protected JTextField createEditorComponent() { ExtendableTextField ecbEditor = new ExtendableTextField(); ecbEditor.addExtension(browseExtension); ecbEditor.setBorder(null); return ecbEditor; } });

If the input text can be long and the place is constrained, use an input field with the Expand button:

Expanded field:

Use the List icon to select a value from the list of objects such as classes, methods, or environment variables:

Use the Add button to select multiple values, such as files, variables, folder paths. The selected values will be added to the existing list.

Do not use the Copy, Paste or Cut button. Instead, make sure these actions are available on pressing Cmd/Ctrl+X, Cmd/Ctrl+C, and Cmd/Ctrl+V shortcuts or from the context menu.

Do not use the Help or Info buttons to open an external link or a hint. Use the context help instead.

The shortcut for a built-in button is Shift+Enter. The shortcut activates only when the input field with the button is focused.

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