Oxygen XML Author plugin 13.2.0

Configuring the Application | 423• Console buffer - Specifies the maximum number of characters that can be written in the Console view.• Tab width - Specifies the number of spaces used for depicting a tab character.Reset Global OptionsTo reset all global preferences to their default values you have to go to menu Window > Preferences > Author > ResetGlobal Options. . The list of transformation scenarios will be reset to the default scenarios.Scenarios ManagementYou can import, export and reset the global scenarios for transformation and validation with the following actions:• The action Window > Preferences > oXygen / Scenarios Management > Import Global TransformationScenarios loads a set of transformation scenarios from a properties file that was created with the action ExportGlobal Transformation Scenarios.• The action Window > Preferences > oXygen / Scenarios Management > Export Global TransformationScenarios stores all the global (not project-level) transformation scenarios in a properties file that can be used laterby the action Import Global Transformation Scenarios.• The action Window > Preferences > oXygen / Scenarios Management > Import Global Validation Scenariosloads a set of validation scenarios from a properties file that was created with the action Export Global ValidationScenarios.• The action Window > Preferences > oXygen / Scenarios Management > Export Global Validation scenariosstores all the global (not project-level) validation scenarios in a separate properties file.The options of Export Global Transformation Scenarios and Export Global Validation Scenarios is used to storeall the scenarios in a separate file which is a properties file. In this file will also be saved the associations betweendocument URLs and scenarios. You can load the saved scenarios using the actions Import Global TransformationScenarios and Import Global Validation Scenarios. All the imported scenarios will have added to the name the wordimport to distinguish the existing scenarios and the imported ones.Editor VariablesAn editor variable is a shorthand notation for context-dependent information, like a file or folder path, a timestamp ora date. It is used in the definition of a command (for example the input URL of a transformation, the output file path ofa transformation, the command line of an external tool) to make a command or a parameter generic and reusable withother input files. When the same command is applied to different files, the notation is expanded at the execution of thecommand so that the same command has different effects depending on the actual file.The following editor variables can be used in Oxygen XML Author plugin commands of external engines or otherexternal tools, in transformation scenarios, validation scenarios and Author operations:• ${oxygenHome} - Oxygen XML Author plugin installation folder as URL.• ${oxygenInstallDir} - Oxygen XML Author plugin installation folder as file path.• ${frameworks} - The path (as URL) of the frameworks subfolder of the Oxygen XML Author plugin installfolder.• ${frameworksDir} - The path (as file path) of the frameworks subfolder of the Oxygen XML Author plugininstallation folder.• ${home} - The path (as URL) of the user home folder.• ${homeDir} - The path (as file path) of the user home folder.• ${pdu} - Current project folder as URL.• ${pd} - Current project folder as file path.• ${pn} - Current project name.