Unfortunately, that is not a general solution for all document schemas, it's only good for XHTML. How do I turn it off? Steven On Aug 25, 2011, at 12:53 AM, George Cristian Bina wrote:
Hi Steven,
We modified the spellcheck to ignore inline elements. Imagine that you have an XHTML document containing:
<p>These ideas<b>resulting</b> ... </p>
This is clearly a spelling error because the expectation is that an inline element will have its content rendered next to the content of the parent element without entering additional whitespace. The user should correct that to
<p>These ideas <b>resulting</b> ... </p>
Now, in your case I assume that tag2 is defined in the CSS as an inline element. If you define it as a block then the spell checking will look into that element content without taking into account its parent element content.
There are some cases indeed when there are inline elements whose content is not supposed to continue the content of the parent element, like index terms for example so we will disable this feature in version 13 and we will think of a better way to introduce it (maybe as a configuration at framework level) in a future release.
Best Regards, George -- George Cristian Bina <oXygen/> XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSLT Editor/Debugger http://www.oxygenxml.com
On 8/25/11 8:44 AM, Steven Ericsson-Zenith wrote:
Just a note to say that the spellcheck in the 13 beta ignores tags in author mode. It will red underline (find a spelling error) in the following case:
<tag1>these ideas<tag2>resulting</tag2></tag1>
It thinks that ideasresulting is a spelling error.
Steven
On Aug 19, 2011, at 8:08 AM, George Cristian Bina wrote:
Hi,
A new version of oXygen is almost ready. A beta version is now available for tests from http://oxygenxml.com/download_oxygenxml_editor_beta.html
If you have a valid maintenance pack then the beta version will work with your existing license key, otherwise please use the test license key included below [1].
Version 13 introduces of a new product called oXygen XML Developer that gathers the development features of oXygen (similar with how the oXygen XML Author gathers the authoring features). oXygen XML Editor represents the union of oXygen XML Author and oXygen XML Developer.
Some of the new features in oXygen 13 are highlighted below:
*Eclipse 3.7* - The latest version of Eclipse is supported
*Results* - Validation results, search results, etc. all benefit from a new tree-table viewer that allows grouping and sorting - Validation results contain additional information related with the performed operation that is very useful when multiple or batch actions are performed to correctly relate a message with the operation that generated it
*XInclude* - Specialized action that allows to browse and select the content to be included, generating automatically the corresponding XInclude instruction
*XML Databases* - Copy resources with drag and drop operations from the Datasource Explorer, even between different databases
*CSS* - oXygen specific CSS profile for creating and validating CSS files for oXygen XML Author - CSS profiles covering the browser extensions - The content completion support offers the browser extensions and the oXygen extensions and functions - Many new CSS oXygen functions were added, especially for supporting mathematical operations
*JSON* - A JSON editor - Conversion between JSON and XML
*Editor variables* - New editor variables are available - Editor variables can be used also in defining code templates and author actions
*Author* - An "Edit reference" action allows to quickly edit referred content, rendered as read-only in Author, by opening the - Folding management actions allowing to collapse child folds or all other folds and to expand all folds or child folds - Some of the Author actions, like the highlighting actions, bold, italic and underline, were implemented as toggle actions, if the selected content is already highlighted then the highlight element are removed - A "Count Words" action allows to get the number of words from a document or from the current selection
*DITA* - oXygen includes the DITA OT 1.5.3 final release - Search references action automatically finds references in all the topics from a DITA Map - The DITA check for completeness action allows to specify multiple filter (ditaval) files and performs the validation against each of them - The content completion presents values specified in a subject scheme map
*TEI* - Built in transformations from TEI to EPUB, DOCX and ODT - Built in transformations from OOXML and ODF to TEI - Updated stylesheets and schemas
*EPUB* - CSS files to present NCX, OCF and OPF files in Author (visual editing) mode - Default validation scenarios for NCX, OCF and OPF files
[1] Test license key for version 13 beta
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