Philippe Nobili wrote:
>
> We have developed XSLT styleheets to convert our own XML dialect into
> DocBook, allowing it to be combined with some other pieces of
> documenation. The stylesheets work fine from command-line with XSLT 2.0
> processors. For convenience reasons, we added a 'Convert' menu in our
> XMLMind configuration for out XML language. The reason it that is is
> more convenient for test purposes than command line transformations.
>
> So, we added the following lines to our XXE addon (we skipped the
> jxmod.toDocbook command):
>
> <command name="jxmod.convertToDocbook">
> <macro>
> <sequence>
> <command name="selectConvertedFile"
> parameter='"%{N}_parameters.%{E}"'/>
> <command name="jxmod.toDocbook"
> parameter='"%_"'/>
> </sequence>
> </macro>
> </command>
You cannot specify the suggested save filename without first specifying
which operation is to be performed by selectConvertedFile. See
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/commands/selectFile.html
I would specify:
<command name="selectFile"
parameter="saveFile %{p}/%{r}_parameters.%{e}"/>
Notice:
* selectFile and not selectConvertedFile. In your case
selectConvertedFile does not seem to be useful.
* An absolute *URL* template %{p}/%{r}_parameters.%{e}, whether the
operation is saveFile or saveFileURL.
I've tested that and it works fine:
---
<command name="test">
<macro>
<sequence>
<command name="selectFile"
parameter="saveFile %{p}/%{r}_parameters.%{e}"/>
</sequence>
</macro>
</command>
<binding>
<keyPressed code="F7" />
<command name="test" />
</binding>
---
> <!--
> =================================================================== -->
>
> <menu label="_JxMod">
> <insert/>
> <separator/>
> <item command="jxmod.convertToDocbook" label="Convert to DocBook"/>
> </menu>
>
> The new menu item is displayed, but dimmed; certainly, we did something
> wrong but we do not understand what...
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