Martin Kolar?k wrote: > > 1. this is rather a cosmetic issue -- if I load into XXE XML, which is not > valid, XXE displays (and allows edit) before and after elements placeholders > for #text node, even if these #text nodes are not allowed by DTD. After > correcting XML errors document becomes valid, but described empty #text > elements do not dissappear. If such valid XML document is loaded again, > everything is OK and no #text nodes (except the allowed places) appear.
This is hard to improve. > 2. quite often XXE denies editing -- the text cursor stops blinking, > keyboard events are not accepted/processed and only mouse can be used to > control XXE. Editing is impossible in tools (search, attributes, spell > checker) too. I found a way to force XXE behave normally -- opening and > closing a dialog with some common component, like Open Template, corrects > this. It seems to me as if the XXE loose keyboard focus and it is not able > to get it back. Activation and selecting controls and windows of XXE seems > to work properly, only the focus is missing. Maybe this is a thing of JRE > that cannot be influenced... I run XXE on W2KSP3 with JRE distributed with > the XXE+JRE package. This happened quite often with the V2.0beta1, I thought I've found a workaround for this Java bug in V2.0final. Personally, I didn't encountered this nasty behavior since a long time (on Linux or on Windows). > 3. again rather a cosmetic stuff -- if window with document is resized, the > visible portion of document changes. Yes, it is due to reformatting, but it > would be very pretty, if the edited place (the place, where the text cursor > is) do not move. The text cursor moves in order to be always visible (for example, when you use the scrollbar). This, of course, also happens when you resize the document view.
