ActionLists
ActionLists are a design construct used in software to group and present a set of actions (commands) to the user as a list, menu, or palette. They encapsulate a collection of actions and their presentation rules, enabling consistent access to functionality across the application. ActionLists typically support static lists, which are defined at design time, and dynamic lists, which are built at runtime from application state or context.
A typical ActionList consists of Action items and optional groupings. An Action carries properties such as
Usage and benefits: ActionLists promote modularity by decoupling the command logic from its presentation. They support
Relation to other concepts: ActionLists relate to the Command pattern and to UI constructs like menus and