<oXygen/> offers support for a wide variety of file types, but users are free to add new file types specified by extension and associate them with the editor type which fits better. The associations set here between a file extension and the type of editor which opens the file for editing have precedence over the default associations available in the dialog. →
The new file types.
The type of editor which the extensions will be associated with. Some editors provide easy access to frequent operations via toolbars (e.g. XML editor, XSL editor, DTD editor) while other provide just a syntax highlight scheme (e.g. Java editor, SQL editor, Shell editor, etc.)