FAQ#
Todo
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How do I create a new subcommand?#
How do I add a new tool?#
How do I add a new config setting?#
There are currently two groups of settings: General
and Shortcuts
.
The necessary steps are usually the following:
- Determine a name for the setting - for a general setting, it must be a valid C++ identifier, for a shortcut it must be the name of a tool type from TODO.
- Add a getter and a setter for the setting in
ConfigHandler
. For most settings you should use theCONFIG_GETTER_SETTER
macro. If your setting is unusual enough you may need to useCONFIG_GETTER
orCONFIG_SETTER
individually, or even need to create the methods manually. - If you need custom validation or conversion for the value, you must create a
subclass of
ValueHandler
. Otherwise you can use one of the existing ones in valuehandler.h. - If you want to make your setting available in the configuration GUI (usually
you do), you should add the appropriate widgets into one of the tabs of
ConfigWindow
. If your setting doesn't fit into any of the existing tabs, you can add a new one, but please discuss it with us first.
To get a deeper understanding of how the configuration works, please see Configuration.