![]() And Eclipse, by "forcing" it via built-in profiles, is saying that this practice is "more correct" and turns it very hard to impose other ways of thinking in some teams, as juniors are usually dumb on these matters and will tend do disrespect a senior developer who states a convention different than some built-in of the platform.ĥ. As an example, in my opinion, default should be spaces. Personally, I think it's bad practice to force this kind of thing via built-in configurations that cannot be modified. But changing the flag for the XML does not required that.Ĥ. When setting the specific indentation for javascript (and I did the same setting for java) it requests us to create an alternative name, as these languages use "built-in" profiles where tabs are forced as the default. Now pressing tab in multiple line works as expected.ģ. Nothing that, I searched preferences and found that there is a setting in "Windows > Preferences > XML > XML Files > Editor" where we can click a radio named "Indent using spaces" and set it to 4. The bug of indenting differently with single or multiple lines was verified only in XML files, not javascript files.Ģ. ![]() Well, after posting the last message, I noticed the following:ġ. ![]() I'm using Eclipse for JavaScript and Web Developers, Oxygen Release (4.7.0), under Microsoft Windows 10 Pro, Versionē Build 15063. This seems to be a real bug, I believe that there is not different flags for tab-to-space for single and multiple lines :) But, now, if I select MULTIPLE lines and press tab (to indent them simultaneously.) it adds tabs instead of spaces. Maybe there is a 3rd setting somewhere for the specific case of reformatting? Please, NO! :(Ģ) if I select a single line and press tab, it places spaces instead. I understand some weird developers that probably need different tab settings for different languages (I wouldn't contract one of them for my company, btw, as I dislike incoherent people) but that is NOT the best practice, nor the norm, so I think that changing the General preferences should at least popup a dialog asking if we want to change all specific language preferences at the same time (default = yes).ġ) if pressing CTRL+SHIFT+F it uses tabs in the reformatting (it ignores general and specific language settings). I think this is confusing and unintuitive. Javascript).įor the latter, we have to set language's specific setting in "Windows > Preferences > Javascript > Code Style > Formatter" (and there are other languages where you need to specify language specific format). XML views, as I'm working in SAPUI5) but not others (e.g. Oxygen provides support for importing database content, MS Excel sheets and legacy text data files into XML documents and also for generating XML Schema from database tables.It seems that setting the property "Window > Preferences > General > Editors > Text Editors and checked Insert spaces for tabs" only works in certain situations (e.g. The SVN Client allows you to browse repositories, check for changes, commit changes, update your working copy and examine the revision history. Oxygen makes easier the document sharing between content authors by including a Subversion Client. It offers both directory and file comparison, 6 file diff algorithms. A complete diff and merge solution is also available in Oxygen. Debugging and profiling can be done using the latest versions of Xalan, Saxon 6 or Saxon 9 transformation engines. Oxygen provides a special layout when entering in debugging mode to show the source and the stylesheet documents side by side and to show also the results and special debugging views. Other FO processors can be configured as plugins. Includes the Apache FO Processor, being able to generate PDF and PostScript. ![]() It comes with the latest Docbook DTD and stylesheets. Oxygen validates XML, XSL, XQUERY, FO, XSD, RNG, RNC, DTD, Schematron, WSDL and CSS content, reporting errors with description and line number information and marking them in the document when validate as you type is enabled. Oxygen provides a visual schema editor for W3C XML Schema and Relax NG schema designed to simplify the development and understanding of the schema files. XML and XSL documents can be easily associated one with the other and the transformation results can be viewed as text or HTML. It offers a powerful code insight that can follow a DTD, Relax NG or an XML Schema or even can learn the structure from a partial edited document. Introduces XML Author specially tuned for content authors providing a well designed interface for XML editing by keeping only the relevant authoring features. It supports visual XML editing driven by CSS stylesheets. Oxygen is an XML Editor, XSLT/XQuery Debugger and Profiler with full Unicode support.
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