Hi, From what I remember (and I could be wrong) the @props attribute was initially added as only a base for specializations. Neither profiling nor flagging worked with it. But at some point they decided that it should also work on its own so that is probably the time when filtering support was added...

Hi Along,

I will also add an issue on our side to see why Eclipse signals that problem. Again, it is not a Java compilation problem, if it were, the runtime workbench would not work at all, it is just some custom problem reporting done by Eclipse.

Regards,
Radu

Hi Along, So after you right click the project, Run as->Eclipse application and start the runtime workbench, right click the "filename.xml2" file and choose "Open with" you don't see a "Sample XML Editor" entry there, right? Because this works on my side. Also I added l...

Hi Along, So today I opened the same project I tested yesterday with in Eclipse Luna and I obtained the same error message you did, message that I did not receive yesterday. Bad news is that I have no idea why the error marker is reported, I just cannot find enough details to help me investigate it....

Hi, Sorry but Oxygen has not added special SCORM support and we also do not have such short-medium term plans. We are not very familiar with the standard as we are not using it internally. Ideally you should ask around on the DITA Users List: https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/dita-users/info There...

Hi, There are a couple of ways to do this: 1) A profiling condition set can be created directly over a DITAVAL filter file. So you could create all the DITAVAL filter files and share them with your project. In the Oxygen Preferences->"Editor / Edit modes / Author / Profiling/Conditional Text&qu...

Hi Along,

So your experiments were with the small sample project I sent you, right?
Also, could you double check that you added in the project build path a reference to the oxygen-annotations.jar?
Sorry but I'm running out of ideas, what operating system are you using?

Regards,
Radu

Hi Along, I downloaded Eclipse for RCP and RAP Developers and imported the same project that I gave to you in it. The compilation reported a problem: The hierarchy of the type XMLEditor is inconsistent so I looked in the Eclipse Problems view where I found the following error: The project was not bu...

Hi Wes, Yes, this is possible. Whenever automatic validation is done for DITA, besides various custom checks by default there is also a Schematron schema which gets invoked and it is located in: OXYGEN_INSTALL_DIR\frameworks\dita\resources\dita-1.2-for-xslt2-mandatory.sch There is also a Schematron ...

Hi Martin, One more thing you could check, in the Preferences-> Editor / Edit Modes / Text page there is a "Highlight current line" checkbox. Could you try to disable it? In Oxygen versions prior to 18.0 the current line highlight was automatically disabled when line wrap was enabled but i...

Hi Geoff, The XML Author Component is still available. It can be used as a Java component which is either embedded in a larger custom standalone Java application or as a Java applet or as a component inside a JNLP Javawebstart application application. The problem with using the component as a Java A...

Hi, Could you precisely tell me what values you have set for the "text to find" and "text to replace" fields? Also as another approach Oxygen 17.0 and newer have support for XML refactory actions. There are already predefined actions to remove or to set attributes using an XPath ...

Hi, The XSLT stylesheet would need to look something like this: <xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <xsl:output method="xml" indent="no"/> <!-- Match document -->...

Hi, The XPath /* means root-element (the root element of the XML) and name(/*) means the name of the XML root element. Your post is not Oxygen-related so ideally in the future you could write XSLT-related questions on the public XSLT mailing lists: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list/ Regards, ...

Hi Along, You are probably doing something wrong, it looks like our Eclipse plugin does not start before yours although as yours depends on ours, it should. I uploaded the project I tested with: https://www.oxygenxml.com/forum/files/testEclipseProject.zip It defined a new editor which extends the Ox...

Hi Along, 1) I cannot give you something else than this message because this is not an error during a code execution but rather an exception from Eclipse which prevent the code to compile. And there are no advice or solution given by Eclipse to resolve this issue. For the libraries, I have added all...

Hi, Thanks for the sample. Usually when editing a topic and working with links you receive validation information from two places: 1) Automatic validation. Automatic validation adds error markers under the xrefs which are considered to have various problems. Automatic validation never checks other r...

Hi, You are using DITA, right? First you should open the main DITA Map in the DITA Maps Manager view. Then go to the Window menu -> Show View -> Open Find Resource . This particular view has a radio button which allows you to search in reviews and it will search in all topics referenced in the DITA ...

Hi, Interesting use case, I will register an issue on our side and see how we can best approach it. Out of curiosity, are you using all those profiling condition sets or are only a couple of them used at a time? For example one possibility to handle this would be to promote the recently used profili...

Hi Along, So: However, I cannot extends my class directly with the XMLTextEditor because it says that "The hierarchy of the type OxygenXMLTextEditor is inconsistent". So I stay on this approach. Could you post the full error message for this? Probably you need to add more JAR libraries to ...

Hi Jerome,

Thanks for the report.
This was a bug in Oxygen, bug which we fixed in Oxygen 18.0.

Regards,
Radu

Hi Along, Here's how this is usually done: 1) You install the Oxygen plugin in Eclipse. 2) You create an Eclipse plugin project (or you already have one). 3) You add a dependency from your project to the Oxygen xml plugin. 4) After this you should be able to compile code which calls or extends class...

Hi Along, The Oxygen editor part which does XML editing only in the text editing mode should be this class com.oxygenxml.editor.editors.xml.XMLTextEditor . There should be a method that you can overwrite called: com.oxygenxml.editor.editors.OxygenBaseEditor.editorAbout2Save(boolean saveAs) on which ...

Hi Miriam,

Thanks for updating the thread.

Regards,
Radu

Hi Riley,

We do have plans to support SASS editing and compiling. Possibly we'll have enough time in Oxygen 19 (next year) to approach this. I added your contact details and suggestions on the already opened issue and we'll try to update the forum thread when this gets implemented.

Regards,
Radu

Hi Arthur, Please see some answers below: What is the most generic DTD declaration for my reusable components? I do not know what I will generate a priori, so I'd rather be permissive. Our special "Create Reusable Component" action (which I think you are using) creates a small DTD speciali...

Hi Shane, We have this issue registered on our side, it's not high priority because it has not been requested that often. Another approach could have been to somehow bring this functionality to the Attributes view. So that for example when you double click an attribute value in the Attributes view w...

Hi Dirk, We'll take this request into account as a possible future improvement. Maybe in the meantime instead of applying an XSLT transformation scenario you could create an ANT build file which runs the XSLT transformation on the XML file for which the path is received as a paramer and then starts ...

Hi, Unfortunately this would probably require an XSLT customization. In the XSLT stylesheet: OXYGEN_INSTALL_DIR\frameworks\dita\DITA-OT2.x\plugins\org.dita.pdf2\xsl\fo\links.xsl if you search for the first occurrence of the "insertPageNumberCitation" template, it gets called after the refe...

Hi Dirk, Please see some answers below: While this XSLT might later end up in a customized DITA OT, I currently just launch it via a project specific XSLT scenario. Looking below, indeed your XSLT at least looks like a possible DITA Open Toolkit plugin because it would have access to some of the stu...