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Subject: Re: AW: [docbook-apps] XInclude aware authoring tool
Sebastian Fey wrote: >>AFAIK Professional version of XMLmind XML Editor works with XIncludes. >>You can see XIncluded parts as if they were present in the document. >>They are read only, but by pressing button you can get new window with >>contents of the XIncluded part to edit. > > > thats a nice behaviour, but we cant use XMLMind. (cant handle CDATA) > do other wysiwyg-tools behave in a similar way? I know that XMetaL preserves CDATA. > ok, i see. > you really dont need to see the document as a whole in a text-editor - > thats just useless. > > but id like the editor to check all included files for validity. > imagine you get a document from an author. its built up of about 20 > parts. > youve got to open each of the files to check them. > would be nice to be able to just open the wrapper document and let the > editor do the work. Both Emacs and jEdit will validate whole document if you invoke check on "main" document. > another nice feature would be the possibility to open a referenzed file > in a new window. For Emacs you can use DocToc -- http://ckl.mff.cuni.cz/~pajas/doctoc-2.1.tar.gz -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- Jirka Kosek e-mail: jirka@kosek.cz http://www.kosek.cz
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