Yves Forkl wrote:
>
> That page mentions the possibility of defining character entities in a
> Java[TM] properties file, which sounds interesting. Unfortunately, in
> the MathML example given its not very clear how the command
> insertCharByName makes use of the new entity names defined:
>
> When the properties file has "CircleTimes=\u2297", where do I refer
> again to this name? The examples only show the usage of insertCharByName
> with other parameters, like InvisibleTimes, or no one at all. What did I
> miss here?
>
Please try to use command insertCharByName (by installing the "sample
customize.xxe" add-on OR by opening a DocBook 4 document and by using
"Tools|Execute Command", "insertCharByName" ENTER) to understand how it
works.
To make it simple:
* Without any parameter ("insertCharByName"), this command displays a
dialog box allowing you to type the name of the character.
* With a parameter ("insertCharByName InvisibleTimes"), this command
inserts the character specified by its name ("InvisibleTimes") without
displaying any dialog box.
The contents of the dialog box is determined as explained in
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/commands/insertCharByName.html.
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The character entities listed in the dialog box displayed by this
command are determined as follows:
1. If a [DocBook] parameter has been specified, use the character
entities defined in the DocBook 4.4+ DTD and this, whatever the schema
the document being edited is conforming to.
2. If a [$property_name] parameter ...
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