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Originally Posted by chaley
It is in theory possible to make a UI plugin that executes a sub-action or sub-menu -- a variant of the favorites plugin. The user would choose which operation the plugin should do when triggered. The biggest problem: finding a way to get more than one of them, because the plugin is itself a single action. One would require multiple instances of the plugin to get multiple actions.
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Originally Posted by kiwidude
But writing dedicated plugins for every example like that clearly is not scalable/practical.
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Thanks for your detailed explanation! I had also thought of a plugin similar to FM, as chaley explains, but it would work more like a custom "plugin builder". User would choose which action they want to add to the toolbar, then this "plugin builder" would insert the toolbar buttons accordingly... Anyway, some restrictions need to be enforced by design on any software, I can understand that.