Alex Milowski wrote: > > It really isn't that extreme. I have a family of schemas that encode a > few different > document types using the same general building blocks. I want to be > able to > detect the different types and apply the right CSS stylesheet. > Everything else in > the configuration is the same. > > Obviously, I can create different configurations but that really isn't > optimal. That > would cause all of the templates to be listed under separate headings > when a use > creates a new document.
XXE has many extension mechanisms. I first thought about a very simple, fake, format plug-in: Please read: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/docs/dev/ar01s10.html the lines of interest are: --- doc.putProperty(StandardProperty.STYLE_SHEET_INFO, styleSheetInfo); --- Also read the XXE configuration file included in the distribution file of the APT format plug-in to learn how certain things are done in the configuration file (templates, toolbars, commands, etc) and other are done by the plug-in itself (CSS, etc). Now I think that a documentHook would be *much more elegant*. Please read http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/docs/dev/ar01s08.html The documentHook could override documentCreated and documentOpened to attach the proper style sheet to the document (also using doc.putProperty(StandardProperty.STYLE_SHEET_INFO, styleSheetInfo))
