Action Lists: oxy_action_list() Function

• name - The name of the action. The name of the first defined action will be displayed as the label for the button or menu item.
• description (optional) - A short description with details about the result of the action. The description of the first defined action will be displayed in a tooltip.
• icon (optional) - A path relative to the CSS pointing to an image (the icon for the action). The path can point to resources that are packed in Oxygen XML Author Eclipse plugin (oxygen.jar) by starting its value with / (for example, /images/Remove16.png). It can also be expressed using an editor variable.
• operation - The name of the Java class implementing the ro.sync.ecss.extensions.api.AuthorOperation interface. There is also a variety of predefined operations that can be used.
  Note: If the name of the operation specified in the CSS is not qualified (has no Java package name), then it is considered to be one of the built-in Oxygen XML Author Eclipse plugin operations. If the class is not found in this package, then it will be loaded using the specified name.
• arg-<string> - All arguments with the arg- prefix are passed to the operation (the string that follows the arg- prefix is passed). The argument value supports editor variables.
• ID - (optional) - The ID of the action from the framework. If this is specified, all others parameters are disregarded.

p:after {
    content: oxy_buttonGroup(
    label, 'A group of actions', 
    icon, url('http://www.oxygenxml.com/img/icn_oxy20.png'),
    actions, 
      oxy_action_list(
          oxy_action(
                name, 'Insert a new paragraph', 
                description, 'Insert an element after the current one', 
                operation, 'InsertFragmentOperation', 
                arg-fragment, '<p></p>',
                arg-insertLocation, '.',
                arg-insertPosition, 'After'
          ),
          oxy_action(
                name, 'Delete', 
                description, 'Deletes the current element', 
                operation, 'DeleteElementOperation' 
          )
      )
  )
}