forked from 1b-agent/opencadstudio-upstream
The core ribbon registry no longer needs build-time generation. Replace the generated all_modules() (included from OUT_DIR) with a hand-written static list in src/modules/registry.rs, listing the seven built-in tabs in display order. Trim build.rs down to its only remaining job: embedding the Windows executable icon via winresource (issue #107). The external plugin system is unaffected — plugin::registry still appends dynamically-loaded add-on tabs on top of the core list. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
25 lines
1.0 KiB
Rust
25 lines
1.0 KiB
Rust
// Core ribbon module registry — one boxed instance of every built-in CAD
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// module, in ribbon-tab display order. External add-ons are appended on top
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// of this list at runtime by `plugin::registry`.
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//
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// To add a core module:
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// 1. Create src/modules/my_name/mod.rs (implement CadModule as MyNameModule)
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// 2. Add `pub mod my_name;` to src/modules/mod.rs
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// 3. Add one `Box::new(super::my_name::MyNameModule)` line below, in the
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// position you want its tab to appear.
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use crate::modules::CadModule;
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/// Returns one boxed instance of every registered core CAD module.
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/// Called once at startup by `Ribbon::new()`.
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pub fn all_modules() -> Vec<Box<dyn CadModule>> {
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vec![
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Box::new(super::draw::DrawModule),
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Box::new(super::model::ModelModule),
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Box::new(super::insert::InsertModule),
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Box::new(super::annotate::AnnotateModule),
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Box::new(super::view::ViewModule),
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Box::new(super::manage::ManageModule),
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Box::new(super::layout::LayoutModule),
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]
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}
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