The addin.def file is a simple text file containing name-value pairs that provide registration information about a JMP add-in. Here are the name-value pairs to include in the addin.def file:
Optional. The name that can be displayed in the JMP user interface wherever add-in names are displayed, instead of the unique ID. This name is displayed if no localized names are provided or when JMP is run under a language for which you did not provide a localized name. Named Add-In Name in Add-In Builder.
Optional. Allows the user-friendly name to be localized for different languages, where xx is the two-letter ISO 639-1 code for the language. If you include localized names, you should still include a language-neutral name in case JMP is running under regional settings for which you do not have a localized name. Not available in Add-In Builder.
Optional. The path to the add-in files. The Home Folder for the add-in is assumed to be the folder where addin.def is located. You need to include a setting for home only if the Home Folder is somewhere else (for example, a network shared folder). Not available in Add-In Builder.
Optional, Boolean. The default value is True (1). Determines whether this add-in is initially configured to load automatically during JMP start-up. Named Install after save in Add-In Builder.
Optional. Valid values are integers corresponding to the JMP major version that is the minimum version that the add-in supports. Named Minimum JMP Version in Add-In Builder.
Optional. Valid values are integers corresponding to the JMP major version that is the maximum version that the add-in supports. Use this setting only if there is a known incompatibility between your add-in and a specific version of JMP. You should provide a new version of the add-in for later versions of JMP. Not available in Add-In Builder.
A sample add-in named Simple Calculator.jmpaddin is located in one of the following folders:
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On Windows: C:/Program Files/SAS/JMP/14/Samples/Scripts
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On Macintosh: /Library/Application Support/JMP/14/Sample/Scripts
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注意：On Windows, in JMP Pro, the “JMP” folder is named “JMPPro”. In JMP Shrinkwrap, the “JMP” folder is named “JMPSW”.
To see what the add-in contains, change the extension to .zip and unzip it into a new folder. To see how it works, change the extension back to .jmpaddin and install.