Jirka Kosek wrote:
> is there any way to comment out selection which may include several nodes?
* Out of the box, the answer is no.
* If you take the time to write a custom command in Java[tm], you can do
anything you want.
* If you prefer, you can attempt to write a (rather complex)
macro-command (Note: writing a *complex* macro-command is *not*
recommended).
Here's a macro-command which can be used to comment out a *single* element:
---
<!-- =================================================================
Wraps an element in a comment.
* You need to explicitly select an element before
using this command.
* The selected element must not contain a comment.
* This simple version should work fine with documents
conforming to a DTD, but needs to be improved for use with
multi-namespace documents conforming to a W3C XML Schema.
================================================================== -->
<binding>
<keyPressed code="ESCAPE" />
<charTyped char="'" />
<command name="wrapInComment" />
</binding>
<command name="wrapInComment">
<macro undoable="true">
<sequence>
<pass><command name="delete" /></pass>
<set variable="elementPrefix"
expression="concat('<', local-name($selectedElement))" />
<command name="grabSelectedElement" />
<set variable="elementData" expression="%_"
plainString="true" />
<command name="insertNode" parameter="commentAfter" />
<set variable="newComment" expression="$selected" />
<command name="selectNode" parameter="previousSibling" />
<command name="delete" />
<set variable="dot" expression="$newComment" />
<get expression="concat($elementPrefix,
substring-after($elementData,
$elementPrefix))" />
<command name="paste" parameter="into %_" />
</sequence>
</macro>
</command>
<command name="grabSelectedElement">
<process showProgress="false">
<copyDocument selection="true" to="element.xml"
indent="true" encoding="UTF-8" />
<read file="element.xml" encoding="UTF-8" />
</process>
</command>
---
You'll find the above macro-command in
<XXE_install_dir>/docs/config/samples2/customize.xxe.
