Madlik, Monika (LNG-VIE) wrote: > > so, is it possible for me to write an instance of generic, parametrizable, > table editor command with which I map my elements onto the elements of > docbook and afterwards using the docbook functions?
Yes, but in the case of CALS tables, you'll get a table editor *much* *less* *powerful* than com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.docbook.table.CALSTableEdit > I tried to write such an instance: > > <command name="ln.calsTableEdit"> > <class>com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.tableedit.GenericTableEdit</class> > </command> > > <property name="ln.calsTableEdit.tableSpecification"> > table=calstable > row=row > cell=entry > </property> A better specification would be --- table=calstable entrytbl rowGroup=tbody thead tfoot row=row cell=entry rowSpan=morerows+1 --- See http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/commands/tableEdit.html > But everytime I try to open an XML-File I get the message: "Kann folgende > Kommandos nicht registrieren: > Kann Kommando "ln.calsTableEdit" anmelden: > com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.tableedit.GenericTableEdit" com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.tableedit.GenericTableEdit is only available in v3.2 and above. My guess is that you are using a version older than v3.2. If this is not the case, do not hesitate to send other emails so we can solve your problem --- PS: We have used GenericTableEdit in two custom configurations developed for Renault F1 Team. What follows are excerpts of these two configurations: --- <property name="doc.tableEdit.tableSpecification"> table={http://fr.renault-sport-f1.com/schema/document}rang?es row={http://fr.renault-sport-f1.com/schema/document}rang?e cell={http://fr.renault-sport-f1.com/schema/document}cellule rowSpan=rang?es columnSpan=colonnes </property> <command name="doc.tableEdit"> <class>com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.tableedit.GenericTableEdit</class> </command> --- --- <property name="srml.tableEdit.tableSpecification"> table=table row=tr cell=td columnSpan=colspan </property> <command name="srml.tableEdit"> <class>com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.tableedit.GenericTableEdit</class> </command> ---
