Looks like when a locked ditamap is opened in DITA Map Manager, the problem happens with any edit files on that instance of oXygen. The problem does not happen, when I close the ditamap in DITA Map Manager, close oXygen and then open oXygen (hence no ditamap opened in DITA Map Manager). But once I t...

Tested it. Here's what happend in sequence. The file is on a local disk. Close oXygen. Delete .~test.xhtml.lock Open oXygen. Open test.xhtml. ".~test.xhtml.lock" is created: [name]~#@[ip] 1432646414676 b24c9a74-2dab-42c1-9b1b-fc2c723cd141 ff1a1502-48c3-4c48-95ce-29d8e0b6c142 d4be5c27-520b-...

I run a single instance of oXygen. The .lock files remains on the disk, even if they're on a local disk and shared with nobody. The information inside a .lock file in chronological order: Start closing "test.xhtml". At this point, ".~test.xhtml.lock" is: [name]~#@[ip] 14326401162...

I always close oXygen gracefully. Looks like the problem is reproduced in my production environment, but not repro'ed in my test environment. On Windows debugger, I watched the behavior of oXygen when test.xhtml is closed (but oXygen itself is not closed). oXygen invokes a series of file APIs in thi...

Hi, This feature is very useful, particularly at early or trivial development stages. Option to Lock Local Resources A new option has been added in Preferences to Lock local resources. When this option is enabled and you open a file from the local file system or a shared network drive, oXygen locks ...

It's Windows 8.1. The inspector is rendered in a readable size monospaced font. So oXygen is working as you intended. The problem is that I do not like the JVM default monospaced font. As a workaround, I customized the monospaced font configuration in [Oxygen]\jre\lib\fontconfig.properties file. The...

Yeah I used it every day since the release. If only its font is one of the fonts specified in Preferences.

I really like the CSS Inspector of 17. Thanks for implementing it.
But its window contents are rendered in a font which I'm not happy with...
Is it customizable?
I think I've fully configured Options - Preferences - Fonts.

adrian wrote:Unfortunately this is currently (v14.1) only possible on a per installation basis. I'll submit an issue to allow this on a per scenario basis in a future version of Oxygen.

This limitation still exists on 16.1 / 17?

You're right. The following parameters works on 17.0 beta:
Thank you for the various enhancements on 17.0. I really like it.

In the default "DITA Map WebHelp with Feedback" transformation scenario, the parameter webhelp.product.id and version have these ${ask()}: ${ask('Please enter the documentation product ID:', string, 'oxy-webhelp')} ${ask('Please enter the documentation version number:', string, '1.0')} Is ...

Hi, About the bugtraq feature: http://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/ug-oxygen/index.html#topics/svn-integration-with-bug-tracking-tools.html Usually they are set recursively on the root folder of the working copy. Setting bugtraq recursively is tedious to maintain. Now that SVN 1.8 is available, it is very ...

Antenna House CSS Formatter has very good print media XML/HTML+CSS coverage and works pretty well. I hope your plugin isn't coupled with Prince too tightly, and rather, is developed with possible AH support in mind. As for the index, I concerned about the sort order's locale awareness and <index-sor...

The fact that the Project Options radio button is selected was not an intended behavior. Just an annoying side effect that we didn't notice. I'll add a request to investigate the issue. Thanks. Please let me know once it's resolved or if more information is needed. The feature itself, unless this c...

Radu,

Sounds great!! Will it work with Antenna House too?
Currently I take the second approach with Antenna House and have found it far more efficient than XSL-FO.

Also I hope the index work well with the Japanese language.

Thank you, Alex. It worked, but in a sort of confusing way. After placing .xpr in the preferences folder and restarted oXygen, GUI displays as if the customized defaults were project options. (i.e. Project Options radio button is selected on Options - Preferences pages.) Is this by design? This beha...

Thanks! Now it's very easy to watch for the posts.

Yes, really!

Allow me to disturb. I'm going to take these pair of actions (from Customized Default Options ): If you want to control exactly which options page will be stored in the default options file, you can choose to attach them to a project file (.xpr file extension) copy the XML options configuration file...

Thank you for the investigation. The workaround worked for me. Now I can start working with 16.0 new features.
I'm not sure but I hope Jamil's case is solved too.

http://www.google.com:80.

The forum automatically added "http://", but I actually meant Address:"www.google.com", Port:"80".

Adrian,
I think you can reproduce the problem on your site:
Open [Control Panel] - [Internet Options]. On [Connections] tab - [LAN settings], set proxy server to a valid proxy server, or even a non-proxy server with an opened port such as localhost:135 or http://www.google.com:80.

Tested on x86. Same as x64. Attached a debugger and found that the main thread was stuck on Winsock recv() waiting for 2 bytes. Killed and restarted the process. Set a breakpoint, skipped recv() and fooled the process into thinking recv() just failed. And Large File Viewer started immediately. So ap...

As I wrote to support@, it's not that oxygen does not start... It starts. But it takes 30 minutes for the window to show up.
Once the window shows up, seems to work fine.

Have you tried running oxygen.bat after replacing the JRE? Command prompt opens and then gets stuck. Try starting the simplest Java app included with Oxygen, the user manual in Java help format, userManual.bat. Does that start? This one runs fine. If that works, try some of the .bat and .exe launch...

I have the same problem with 16.0 2014052022 x64 on Windows 7.
Replaced the jre folder with 15.2 2014040317's one. No luck.

Thank you, Adrian.
Hope the request is considered for a future version seriously. Many times I can't read text in the Author mode due to the current behavior, and I have to work around it by adding "@media oxygen { font-family: ... }" to override the style temporarily.

Actually, it was more clearly written in the CSS2 specification: Here is an example of a font set suitable for a text that is expected to contain text with Latin characters, Japanese characters, and mathematical symbols: BODY { font-family: Baskerville, "Heisi Mincho W3", Symbol, serif } T...

The order of "Latin-based 1st and then CJK" has been widely used long since, I think, before CSS3. Quick glancing at CSS2.1 also appears to support the per-character method: 15.2 Font matching algorithm ... 2.At a given element and for each character in that element, ... ... 4.If there is ...

When designing CJK documents in CSS, it is a common practice to put a Latin-based font first. So that the Latin-based and the CJK characters are rendered with the best suited fonts.
It relies on the fallback which works on popular web browsers but, as Kae wrote, does not work on oXygen.