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"""

This example shows how to implement an IMenuItem plugin interface that interacts with Editor graphical user interface.

Since the OpenTAP interfaces are .NET interfaces they have to be implemented by registering the methods and properties that are required by that interface.

The IMenuItem interface has the following specification:

public interface IMenuItem : ITapPlugin

{

void Invoke();

}

The interface requires one method to be implemented, Invoke, invoke takes no arguments so implementing it is quite simple. It also requires that a DisplayAttribute is used to show the name and group of the menu item.

When used correctly, the menu item can be seen in the Editor menubar.

"""

loadMenuItem = False

if loadMenuItem:

import OpenTap

import opentap

from opentap import *

import System

clr.AddReference("Keysight.OpenTap.Wpf")

import Keysight.OpenTap.Wpf

from Keysight.OpenTap.Wpf import IMenuItem

# Put 'Python Menu Item' on the button and place it in the Python menu.

@attribute(OpenTap.DisplayAttribute, "Print Message", Group="Python Example")

class MenuItem(IMenuItem):

def __init__(self):

super(MenuItem, self).__init__()

# Define what happens when the menu item is clicked.

# Note, this blocks the graphical user interface thread, so long running calls should no be

# made here.

def Invoke(self):

print("Menu item clicked!")