+ + → : Opens a dialog that allows the user to specify the name of the new template to be created. After pressing OK, the template is created and the selection is replaced by a
xsl:call-template
instruction referring the just created template.
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The selection must contain wellformed elements only. |
+ + → : Creates a separate stylesheet and replaces the selection with a
xsl:include
instruction referring the just created stylesheet.
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The selection must contain a well formed top level element. |
+ → : Extracts the attributes from the selected element and represents each of them with a
xsl:attribute
instruction.
For example from the following element
<person id="Big{test}Boss"/>
you would obtain
<person> <xsl:attribute name="id"> <xsl:text>Big</xsl:text> <xsl:value-of select="test"/> <xsl:text>Boss</xsl:text> </xsl:attribute> </person>
+ + → : Renames all occurrences of the item at current cursor position in the entire project. The possible changes to be performed on the documents can be previewed prior to documents altering.
In the upper part of the Rename template dialog there are displayed all the project files in which the item was found, while in the central part of the dialog it can be seen where the replacements will be performed. The user has the possibility to allow or deny the altering of a file.
+ → : Renames all occurrences of the item at current cursor position in the entire file. The possible changes to be performed on the current file can be previewed prior to document altering.
+ → : Renames all occurrences of the item at current cursor position in the currently edited file and all its included and imported files. The possible changes to be performed can be previewed prior to document(s) altering.
+ → : Opens a dialog that allows the user to select the files to begin searching from, then renames all occurrences of the item at current cursor position in the selected files and all their included and imported files. The possible changes to be performed can be previewed prior to document(s) altering.