Marc Portier wrote:
>
> Adding myself some of the answers after a hard days work...
>
> (I assume this mail list is moderated? which I would understand
> BTW, just a bit of an adaption, didn't read any message about this)
>
> Marc Portier wrote:
> > Hi there,
> >
>
> <snip content="context" />
>
> >
> > These are the 3 small commands that should tackle my problem:
> > 1. tox.readAttribute att_name
> >
> > returns the value of the @att_name on the selected node
> > (strange that this is not available already?)
> >
>
> finished, really simple code too:
>
> public boolean prepareCommand(
> Gadget gadget,
> String parameter,
> int x,
> int y) {
> Element selElm = getSelectedElement(gadget);
> return ((selElm !=
> null)&&(selElm.getAttribute(Name.get("src"))!=null)) ;
> }
>
> protected Element getSelectedElement(Gadget gadget) {
> DocumentView docView = (DocumentView) gadget;
> MarkManager marks = docView.getMarkManager();
> NodeMark sel = marks.getSelected();
> Node selNode = sel.getNode();
> Element selElm = null;
> if(selNode.getNodeType() == Node.ELEMENT) {
> selElm = (Element) selNode;
> }
> return selElm;
> }
>
> public Object executeCommand(
> Gadget gadget,
> String parameter,
> int x,
> int y) {
> return
> getSelectedElement(gadget).getAttribute(Name.get("src"));
> }
> >
> > 2. tox.resolveSrc fileRelative path
> > tox.resolveSrc sysPropRelative path sysPropName
> >
> > returns the resolved version of the path variable into an
> > absoluteFileName by either using the current file location (1st version)
> > or using a base-path found in a Java system property (2nd version of the
> > command)
> >
> > Question: for the first version: is there a way to grab the current file
> > location? Which method/object I should ask?
> >
>
> found this one after some search:
> Document has getEntityURL();
>
> public boolean prepareCommand(
> Gadget gadget,
> String parameter,
> int x,
> int y) {
> return (parameter != null && !"".equals(parameter)) ;
> }
>
> public Object executeCommand(
> Gadget gadget,
> String parameter,
> int x,
> int y) {
> DocumentView docView = (DocumentView) gadget;
> Document doc = docView.getDocument();
> URL u = doc.getEntityURL();
> String url = u.toString();
> url = url.substring(0, url.lastIndexOf("/") + 1);
> return url + parameter;
> }
>
> > 3. tox.openFile path
> >
> > instructs xxe to open the file in a new document window.
> >
>
> Which is leading me nowhere yet...
> I did find something like
> - new OpenedDocument(App)
> - openedDoc.open(java.net.URL)
>
> and maybe I will also need to create my own
> - new Editor(App, OpenedDocument, StylesheetInfo)
>
> I guess the StyleSheetInfo could be obtained from the
> App.getActiveEditor().getStyleSheetInfo();
>
> assuming my reasoning is correct the issue remains to get a hold
> of the App instance, which I fail to find.
>
> help is welcomed.
See answer to your previous email: for now, you simply cannot do it.
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