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How to customize CCS toolbar?

Ramsey
Genius 12025 points

In my C/C++ Perspective, I have a Build button and a Rebuild button on my toolbar. I would like to remove the Rebuild button. In my project context menu, there is a Clean Project item. I would like to add this command as a button on my toolbar. How can I do this? I've tried using the Customize Perspective dialog but cannot figure out what this dialog really does.

Thanks
Ramsey

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    TI__Guru**** 161520 points

    Ramsey,

    In the customize perspective dialog you need to click on the "commands" tab.  Checking/Unchecking the items listed on the left will enable or disable the toolbar items listed on the far right (it also controls any menu items listed in the middle).

    Note that items are often grouped together so unchecking a box will disable a few items and not just individual buttons.

    Regards,

    John 

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    TI__Genius 12025 points

    Thanks for the reply. So, the Customize Perspective Dialog just lets you select/unselect a group of buttons? I finally found the Rebuild Active Project button in the TI Project Build menu. There should be an easier way to find buttons. I could not see any way to remove just the Rebuild Active Project button. If I unselect the TI Project Build menu item, it removes both buttons. I also could not find  the Clean Project command available in the project context menu. There does not seem to be a way to add a command to the toolbar. Windows does a great job of this. Just right-click on the toolbar and select customize. You can drag and drop to reorder/add/remove commands from any toolbar. You can also assign keyboard shortcuts and even edit the button bitmaps. It would be great to have just some of this functionality in CCS. Thanks.