maik.scheibler at sab.sachsen.de wrote: > Hello, > > i try to create a macro command which is not allowed to execute if a > specific XHTML element is selected, but it may run if the text node of > that element is selected. > How do i achieve this? > > I tried: > ... > <sequence> > <fail> > <command name="selectNode" parameter="self td"/> > </fail> > ... > </sequence> > ... > > This yields only nearly the desired result (but not exactly), because it > does also prevent the execution when "td->#text" is selected. What i > want is to prevent execution only if "td" is explicitly selected. > > I was not able to find out how to test for the selection of the text > node. > Can anyone help? >
When you cannot do it with plain commands such as selectNode, you need to use the XPath-based constructs (test, get, set, match). See http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/commands/macro_reference.html Example: --- <binding> <keyPressed code="F3" /> <command name="noTdPlease" /> </binding> <command name="noTdPlease"> <macro> <sequence> <test expression="not($selectedElement) or local-name($selectedElement) != 'td'" /> <command name="alert" parameter="Congratulations, you haven't selected a td!" /> </sequence> </macro> </command> ---
