Hi all, I'm spending time these days to configure Scite for different flavours of XML files (xhtml, xslt, Relax-NG, XML Schema...). It's useful for me, for a community around me, and of course could be published after testing if others are interested.
Some MS users may know XMLSpy, <http://www.altova.com/features_editing.html>[1]. Scite autocomplete and tooltip can do things similar for linux users. What I can do now : *element suggestion* starting on <, with an api file like that <xsl:apply-imports <xsl:apply-templates <xsl:attribute and properties like api.$(files.xslt)=$(SciteDefaultHome)/xslt.api autocomplete.hypertext.start.characters=< What I'm unable to do * attribute suggestion like function parameters * tooltip I tried lots of different writings on the properties autocomplete.hypertext.start.characters calltip.hypertext.word.characters calltip.hypertext.end.definition calltip.hypertext.parameters.start calltip.hypertext.parameters.separators calltip.hypertext.parameters.end But haven't found the right writing to make work an api file with lines like <xsl:template match="xpath"> Define an xpath handling template. Spaces seems to confuse the entry helper. Of course Scite can't do everything and stay small and efficient, but, I would like to make it do all it can do. May be some Scite guru could explain the best configuration ? A simple and very common example for web developpers could also be <a href="URL"> A link Thanks for help, and be sure it will be done for community. -- Frédéric Glorieux <http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utilisateur:Frédéric_Glorieux> [1] Be careful, pictures are not enough to understand how powerful it is, work is done against the DTD. _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
