Oxygen offers built-in support for documenting XSLT stylesheets. If the expanded QName of the element has a non-null namespace URI, the xsl:stylesheet element may contain any element not from the XSLT namespace. Such elements are referred to as user-defined data elements. Such elements can contain the documentation for the stylesheet and its elements (top-level elements whose names are in the XSLT namespace). Oxygen offers its own XML schema that defines such documentation elements. The schema is named stylesheet_documentation.xsd and can be found in [oXygen-install-folder]/frameworks/stylesheet_documentation. The user can also specify a custom schema in XSL Content Completion options.
If the caret is positioned inside the xsl:stylesheet element context, documentation blocks are generated for all XSLT elements. If the caret is positioned inside a specific XSLT element (like a template or a function), a documentation block is generated for that element only.
<xd:doc> <xd:desc> <xd:p>Search inside parameter <xd:i>string</xd:i> for the last occurrence of parameter <xd:i>searched</xd:i>. The substring starting from the 0 position to the identified last occurrence will be returned. <xd:ref name="f:substring-after-last" type="function" xmlns:f="http://www.oxygenxml.com/doc/xsl/functions">See also</xd:ref></xd:p> </xd:desc> <xd:param name="string"> <xd:p>String to be analyzed</xd:p> </xd:param> <xd:param name="searched"> <xd:p>Marker string. Its last occurrence will be identified</xd:p> </xd:param> <xd:return> <xd:p>A substring starting from the beginning of <xd:i>string</xd:i> to the last occurrence of <xd:i>searched</xd:i>. If no occurrence is found an empty string will be returned.</xd:p> </xd:return> </xd:doc>