Thanks for the quick reply. Only note: the buggy behaviour with inserting text was happening when inserting text not at the end of the document, but in the middle of an existing document.
I am waiting eagerly for version 3. Bye Gaetano PS: I use the node view to get myself more acquainted with docbook, since I started using it without spending any time to document myself about existing tags and their intended usage... > -----Original Message----- > From: Hussein Shafie [mailto:hussein at pixware.fr] > Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 10:47 AM > To: Gaetano Giunta > Cc: xmleditor-support at xmlmind.com > Subject: Re: [XXE] bugs in version 2.11 of xmleditor > > > Gaetano Giunta wrote: > > 1 - when viewing both tree-view and content view at the > same time, and inserting some text in the content view, if > the cursor reaches the end of the tree view (which can > normally only hold a little portion of its counterpane's > content, being more detailed in layout), its position is > reset to the top of the tree-view window. > > This is quite annoying, since it can happen halfway through > a phrase or word, and if you are typing withoung looking > directly at the screen you will end up with two messed > elements: the one that you were editing and another one a > little bit upwards. > > I've tried to reproduce this behavior with V3 and didn't > manage to do it. > > I've typed some text at the very end of the document (see screenshot), > I've copied and pasted some text at the very end of the document, etc. > > I tried with the tree view displaying text nodes, and with > the tree view > displaying `labels'' representing text nodes. > > No problem at all. Therefore, I hope that your problem has > been fixed in V3. > > > > > 2 - adding a paramdef to an existing funcprototype element > results in a little bit of garbling in the content view: the > parentheses and commas are not correctly adjusted in realtime > > Right. This is no a bug, but a known limitation. From time to time, > please select the funcprototype and use Select|Redraw. > > > > --- > PS: Have you tried to use XXE without the tree view? Highly > recommended: > this makes XXE more snappy and it is easier on the eyes. If > you want to > know where you are, from time to time, just look at the node path bar. > (Node path bar == mini tree view.) > >
