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Oxygen XML Author 15.2
January 22, 2014
Editing XML documents visually is a lot easier in Oxygen XML Author version
15.2 with the intelligent content completion assistance and paste functionality
while additional CSS 3 and CSS 4 features allow for creating more interactive and
user-friendly interfaces. This version features updated components and debuts the
DITA 1.3 support by introducing the troubleshooting specialization.
There are changes in:
XML Visual Editing
Support for the CALS colsep and rowsep
Attributes
The defined row and column separators are rendered in Oxygen for
the cells in CALS tables (a table model used by DocBook, DITA and other XML
frameworks) so you can see immediately how the table will be rendered when the
document is published. You can also easily edit the values for columns using two
checkboxes that appear in the column specification
area.
Text Area Form Control
To be able to create user-friendly interfaces for editing XML,
Oxygen provides support for binding text or attribute values to form
controls such as drop-down lists, checkboxes, lists, etc. A text area form
control is available starting with version 15.2. This is useful for editing
larger attribute or element values and you can also benefit from syntax
highlight capabilities.
Intelligent Schema-Aware Paste
When you paste content Oxygen checks if that is valid at the cursor
position and if that fails then recovery strategies are proposed in order to
keep the document valid. Version 15.2 includes a strategy that automatically
analyzes nearby positions to determine a valid location for that
content.
Content Completion Assistant Flexible Insert Location
You can choose to insert an element that is not valid at the current
position and Oxygen will trigger automatically recovery strategies to place
that element in a valid location. This removes the requirement to position the
cursor in the exact location where an element is accepted, you can insert it
also if the cursor is positioned in a near-by location.
PDF Images Support
The
Author editing mode in Oxygen offers support
for rendering PDF images by installing a third-party library.
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moreJPEG with Embedded CMYK Support
The
Author editing mode in Oxygen can properly
render JPEG images that have an embedded CMYK profile.
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moreTIFF Images Support
The
Author editing mode in Oxygen offers support
for rendering TIFF images.
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moreCSS Support
Support for CSS Level 3 Structural Pseudo-Classes
All the CSS Level 3 structural pseudo-classes are supported
(:root, :last-child,
:first-child, :nth-child,
:nth-of-type, :not(),
:empty, etc.)
Support for the Experimental CSS Level 4 Subject Selector
The experimental
subject selector from CSS Level 4 is now supported. It can match an
element by taking into account its children (for instance, "
chapter! >
title" will match any chapter that contains at least a title).
Support for :hover and :focus CSS
Pseudo-Classes
You can style your XML documents depending on the mouse and cursor
position over the document by using the :hover and
:focus CSS pseudo-classes.
Localize Static Content in CSS
You can use constructs such as
${i18n(key.name)}
directly in the CSS content of a
'before:' or
'after:' pseudo-element to reference keys which can be
translated to multiple languages through the built-in Oxygen
internationalization support.
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morePass CSS References Through XML Catalog
Import instructions from CSS documents are passed through the XML
catalog URI mappings.
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moreAdd a Custom CSS to the Predefined Ones Using XML Catalog Mappings
By adding a URI mapping to map a specific URI to a CSS file you can
contribute a CSS to be used when rendering any XML document in the
Author editing mode. This allows you to enforce some
specific styles on any XML file without the need to modify the CSS documents
which come with existing document type configurations.
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moreCSS Content Properties: -oxy-append-content and
-oxy-prepend-content
The content used for the ":before" and ":after" pseudo-elements can be
created incrementally from the content specified by these properties. This
reduces the complexity of selectors when the content depends on multiple
conditions.
read moreProperties for the oxy_button Form Control
Two additional boolean properties are available allowing to display the
associated action's text and/or icon on the button form control
(showText and showIcon).
In-Place Actions Can be Executed Preserving the Current Context
Using the actionContext property, available on the
oxy_button and oxy_button_group form
controls, the author actions associated with these form controls can be executed
either in the context of the element that contains the form controls or in
current context, if that is included in the element that contains the form
control. For example, this allows you to place element specific actions on an
element and execute them to perform actions at the cursor position (if the
cursor is inside that element).
Form Controls Can Edit Attributes from a Specified Namespaces
If the attribute edited through a form control is from a specific
namespace then you can specify it in the edit property as a
QName. The CSS must contain a namespace declaration mapping
the QName prefix to the attribute namespace.
Text Mode
DITA Support
Syntax Highlight in Published Code Blocks Sections
You can add syntax highlight to the codeblock and
pre sections from your published PDF and XHTML-based
outputs by setting specific programming language values to the
outputclass attribute.
Generate Index Page in PDF Using Apache FOP
If you are using index terms in your DITA content, the PDF output
generated with the default bundled PDF processor (Apache FOP) will also contain
the index page at the end of the PDF.
DITA 1.3: Troubleshooting Specialization
You can create new troubleshooting topics based on the included
experimental DITA 1.3 Troubleshooting DTD specialization plugin.
Edit codeblock Sections with Syntax Highlight
Support
An alternate CSS was introduced, so you can now edit
codeblock sections using the Text Area form control. Thus,
you benefit from syntax highlight for a variety of document types.
DocBook 5 Support
Edit Program Listings with Syntax Highlight Support
An alternate CSS was introduced, so you can now edit program
listings using the Text Area form control. Thus, you benefit from
syntax highlight for a variety of document types.
CMS Integration and Connectivity
Syncro SVN Client
Component Updates
Other
Extended API
A detailed list of all changes to the Java API can be found here.
Support for Setting Custom Pseudo-Classes
You can set your custom CSS pseudo-classes on the nodes from the
AuthorDocument. These are similar to the normal XML attributes, with the
important difference that they are not serialized, and by changing them the
document does not create undo and redo edits - the document is considered
unmodified. You can use custom pseudo-classes for changing the style of an
element (and its children) without altering the document.
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moreObtain an Existing AuthorDocumentFilter
Implementation
If you have both a plugin and a framework which need to set an
AuthorDocumentFilter, you can obtain the existing filter
implementation and wrap it in your own filter implementation using the API
AuthorDocumentController.getDocumentFilter().
Refresh References in Document Controller
Actions Provider Access from DITA Map Editor Page
Obtain the Existing Unique Attributes Processor
Create CSS Alternatives Toolbar in the Author Component
DITA Map Content Type for a URL Connection
If a DITA Map URL does not have an extension and a custom URL
Connection is implemented for it in the application the method
URLConnection.getContentType() can return the value
application/ditamap to identify it as such.
Better Integration for Form Controls with Custom Edit
If a custom form control performs a custom edit, it can pass the
Runnable containing the edit to the application in order to
integrate better in the editing flow using the API
EditingEvent.customEdit.
Operation Capable of Running a Sequence of Other Actions
The
ExecuteMultipleActionsOperation can execute a
sequence of actions, defined as a list of IDs. The actions must be defined by
the corresponding framework, or one of the common actions for all frameworks
supplied by Oxygen.
ExecuteMultipleActionsOperation.
