Web Author autocorrection patch

[NicoAMP]

Hi,

I use Oxygen Web Author 20.1.0 and I would like to create an autocorrection patch to remove automatic replacement of (c) by ©.

I followed steps described here in comments but it doesn't work :
https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/ ... tions.html

I created en_patch.xml file with:

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<replacements>

    <deletion match="(c)" substitution="©"/>

</replacements>

In options.xml I copied:

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<entry>

  <String>autocorrect.load.user.defined.replacements.fromdefault.folder</String>

  <Boolean>false</Boolean>

</entry>

<entry>

  <String>autocorrect.user.defined.replacements.custom.folder</String>

  <String>[oxygen.data.dir]/frameworks/my_custom_framework/patches/</String>

</entry>

Is it correct?

Thanks.

[cristi_talau]

Hello,

You need to replace the [oxygen.data.dir] part with the path to your Oxygen Data Directory [1].
To clarify - in your options.xml file, you need to modify the path set as value for the autocorrect.user.defined.replacements.custom.folder entry.

In case it still does not work, you should check the logs [2] (or send them to us) to see if there was any problem regarding permissions to the file.


In version 20.1.1 of the Web Author, we have added another, slightly easier way of customizing the autocorrect[3].

Best regards,
Cristian

1 - https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/ ... ther_notes
2 - https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/ ... uthor-logs
3 - https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/versions/ ... rrect.html

[NicoAMP]

Thanks a lot.

It works now

[jbvalentin]

Hi

as I understand it, we need to set the

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oxygen.data.dir

to "real" path value. Is there any way to do that with a variable value, e.g.

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${install.path}

likewise when developing frameworks? it would be easier for us to manage the different installation details when deploying to DEV, INTEG, ... and so on.

Thank you
Jean-Baptiste

[cristi_talau]

Hello,

Starting with Web Author 20.1.1 you do not need to set that option that uses "oxygen.data.dir". Instead, you just place the patch file in the "[oxygen.data.dir]/options/autocorrect" folder [1].

To create multiple installation environments you can create multiple "oxygen.data.dir" directories with each configurations. We use Docker internally for this purpose and various environments just start from the same base image and add the configuration files that are different.

Best,
Cristian

[1] https://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-waCust ... rrect.html