Geraint, I think that behaviour occurs in all wysi(sort of)wyg
editors, and is one reason why I did not use XMLMind. The xinclude
method looks pretty bad in terms of extra typing.
Regarding your custom tags, would it not better to have something like
<tag id="TargetOS" /> <tag id="TargetHW" /> instead of <TargetOS />,
<TargetHW />, adding only a single tag rather than lots.
Hmm, I miight look into this further.
Sam,
I guess they both come down to whether or not you're using a GUI. In
XMLMind, the extra typing required doesn't matter, and having
explicit tags means that they appear on the drop-down list of
available elements, which would be less intuitive if we had a generic
tag, because the user would have to remember what the available
options were. I agree that were we typing the XML by hand, a generic
tag element with attributes would make more sense.
Thanks,
Geraint.
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