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Re: [ jEdit-users ] regex and xml questions
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From: Michael C. <chi...@mi...> - 2006-06-27 15:55:44
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Michael Chisholm wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Alan Ezust wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Question #2
Does anyone use jedit with XML plugin and edit files which do NOT have
a DTD, but instead have an XSD schema definition? Does jedit give you
validation/completion? How did you get it working?
Thanks! --alan
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I do this, and it works fine for me. The dropdown appears with tags,
and hitting Enter brings up a dialog with all the attributes et al. I
have jEdit 4.3pre3 and XML plugin 0.16 with Java 1.5.0_06. If I did
anything special to make it work, I don't remember now... maybe I can
try to install the same plugin on a different machine which doesn't
already have it installed and see if it works without modification, and
let you know.
Andy
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I started messing around with it and here's what I found. All my
current jEdit installations are 4.3pre3, with XML 0.15 or 0.16. The
completion and validation works fine for them. I tried a brand new
jEdit 4.3pre4 install on a laptop, with XML 0.18. There, completion
works but validation doesn't. I tried writing some malformed Java
code, but got no errors on that either... I checked the parser config
for the SideKick plugin, and saw there was no java parser listed for
java mode. I realized I had to get JavaSideKick to get the parsing
like I had on my other 4.3pre3 installs. So I downloaded and installed
that, and then Java parsing worked and I saw errors. And magically,
the XML errors then started showing up too! I had already verified
that 'xml' parser was set for xml mode in the sidekick configuration.
I also messed with the SideKick auto-parsing settings... but that
seemed to have no effect. Very strange... JavaSideKick appeared to
give jEdit a shot in the arm that made validation work. So XML
parsing, completion, and validation via XSD now works on the 4.3pre4
test-install. Dunno if this helps... :)<br>
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Andy<br>
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