Apache Hop version?
2.19
Java version?
21
Operating system
Windows
What happened?
Three leftovers from the terminal panel's move from the View menu to Tools. None of them breaks
anything today, which is exactly why they are worth removing before something starts using them.
1. Two menu ids are the same string
HopGui.java:206-208:
public static final String ID_MAIN_MENU_VIEW_FULL_SCREEN = "25010-menu-view-full-screen";
public static final String ID_MAIN_MENU_VIEW_TERMINAL = "25010-menu-view-terminal";
public static final String ID_MAIN_MENU_VIEW_NEW_TERMINAL = "25020-menu-view-new-terminal";
The numeric prefix is the sort key and part of the registry key: GuiRegistry.addGuiMenuItem
puts items in a Map<String, GuiMenuItem> keyed by id, and GuiMenuWidgets sorts children by id to
get a stable menu order. 25010 is therefore claimed twice. Two items whose keys differ only after
the shared prefix sort next to each other by accident rather than by intent, and any code that keys
off the prefix alone sees a clash.
ID_MAIN_MENU_VIEW_NEW_TERMINAL takes 25020, which is the next free slot in the View menu — so a
new View item added there today would collide with a constant nothing uses.
2. Neither terminal constant is referenced
Both are public static final and referenced by nothing in the repository. The menu items that
replaced them live in HopGuiBottomDock, with their own ids:
public static final String ID_MAIN_MENU_TOOLS_TERMINAL = "40010-menu-tools-terminal";
public static final String ID_MAIN_MENU_TOOLS_NEW_TERMINAL = "40020-menu-tools-new-terminal";
Because they are public, they are also part of the API surface for GUI plugins — an out-of-tree
plugin that parents a menu item to ID_MAIN_MENU_VIEW_TERMINAL gets a menu item under an id that
belongs to full screen.
3. PropsUi.USE_ADVANCED_TERMINAL is a private constant nobody reads
PropsUi.java:94:
private static final String USE_ADVANCED_TERMINAL = "UseAdvancedTerminal";
No getter, no setter, no reference. A property key that is never read from or written to the
properties file.
Steps to reproduce
Static, not runtime: grep -rn ID_MAIN_MENU_VIEW_TERMINAL ui/src and
grep -rn USE_ADVANCED_TERMINAL ui/src each return their declaration and nothing else.
Expected behaviour
Either the constants are used, or they are gone. If the View entries are meant to come back, the
terminal one needs an id of its own rather than full screen's.
Suggested fix
Delete all three declarations. Nothing references them, so nothing else changes. Happy to open a PR.
Note
Found while switching the terminal off by seeding GuiRegistry.getDisabledGuiElements(), which
meant walking every id the terminal surfaces use. The Tools ids are correct and in use; only the
View pair and the PropsUi key are stranded.
Issue Priority
Priority: 3
Issue Component
Component: Hop Gui
Apache Hop version?
2.19
Java version?
21
Operating system
Windows
What happened?
Three leftovers from the terminal panel's move from the View menu to Tools. None of them breaks
anything today, which is exactly why they are worth removing before something starts using them.
1. Two menu ids are the same string
HopGui.java:206-208:The numeric prefix is the sort key and part of the registry key:
GuiRegistry.addGuiMenuItemputs items in a
Map<String, GuiMenuItem>keyed by id, andGuiMenuWidgetssorts children by id toget a stable menu order.
25010is therefore claimed twice. Two items whose keys differ only afterthe shared prefix sort next to each other by accident rather than by intent, and any code that keys
off the prefix alone sees a clash.
ID_MAIN_MENU_VIEW_NEW_TERMINALtakes25020, which is the next free slot in the View menu — so anew View item added there today would collide with a constant nothing uses.
2. Neither terminal constant is referenced
Both are
public static finaland referenced by nothing in the repository. The menu items thatreplaced them live in
HopGuiBottomDock, with their own ids:Because they are
public, they are also part of the API surface for GUI plugins — an out-of-treeplugin that parents a menu item to
ID_MAIN_MENU_VIEW_TERMINALgets a menu item under an id thatbelongs to full screen.
3.
PropsUi.USE_ADVANCED_TERMINALis a private constant nobody readsPropsUi.java:94:No getter, no setter, no reference. A property key that is never read from or written to the
properties file.
Steps to reproduce
Static, not runtime:
grep -rn ID_MAIN_MENU_VIEW_TERMINAL ui/srcandgrep -rn USE_ADVANCED_TERMINAL ui/srceach return their declaration and nothing else.Expected behaviour
Either the constants are used, or they are gone. If the View entries are meant to come back, the
terminal one needs an id of its own rather than full screen's.
Suggested fix
Delete all three declarations. Nothing references them, so nothing else changes. Happy to open a PR.
Note
Found while switching the terminal off by seeding
GuiRegistry.getDisabledGuiElements(), whichmeant walking every id the terminal surfaces use. The Tools ids are correct and in use; only the
View pair and the
PropsUikey are stranded.Issue Priority
Priority: 3
Issue Component
Component: Hop Gui