![]() ![]() Any unauthorised copying, disclosure or distribution of this message is strictly forbidden. If you are not the intended recipient or if you have received this message in error, please notify the sender and delete this message. > This message may contain confidential and/or privileged information. > BÃumleingasse 22, 4051, Basel, Switzerland > Bleichstrasse 59, 60313, Frankfurt am Main, Germany ![]() > Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) > I would use the Win version on a virtual machine (Parallels). > I note there are both Mac and Windows versions â are there any pros or cons of using one or the other? > Iâm looking at buying oXygen XML editor for creating/testing/maintaining/documenting XSDs and (potentially) help in one or more of the typical tech doc formats. It uses advanced type inference techniques which allow it to provide things such as code completion and code analysis, besides providing a debugger, interactive console, refactoring, tokens browser, django integration, etc. On 7/21/16 10:01 AM, Michael Hopwood wrote: PyDev is a plugin that enables Eclipse to be used as a Python IDE (supporting also Jython and IronPython). It's refreshing to be able to use a full-featured tech pubs tool on MacOS.Ĭonsultant and Trainer, Technical Publishing You don't need to pick an OS when you purchase oXygen, just Oxygen XML Editor can be downloaded here and can be trialled for 30. Also, I recall correctly, your license key will work on either The Oxygen XML Editor is one such option, and is available for Linux, Mac OS X and Windows. There are no differences between the MacOS and Windows versions of will have to wait til next year once the schemaâs in use and stable. Iâm afraid I need something pretty simple, like dumping a table of extracted comments for use in Word - learning DocBook etc. There will be a few cycles of this at least.īut are there some good tips and tricks, maybe using oXygen, maybe generally part of XML, like using or some XSLT someone might know of (I found a lot of dead links while searching for that). The idea is to then update the comments simultaneously to changes to the schema content, and export the XML comments into some text format before editing and applying formatting for review. business rules beyond schema validation ![]() Iâm planning on going through them all to at least chunk them down into e.g. Not very reusable or easy to keep updated. Status quo is a lot of freehand in the XML schema itself. My follow-up question is for the whole list, because itâs not necessarily specific to oXygen:īefore I reinvent any wheels, could anyone share some best practice of single-sourcing the XML schema documentation? To: Alan Houser, "techwr-l -at- lists -dot- techwr-l -dot- com" įirstly thanks to Alan for this excellent feedback â I am now looking at a (valid) draft XML schema writing with oXygen in record time. Subject: Re: oXygen XML editor for XSDs and (potentially) tech doc formats: Mac or Win? Re: oXygen XML editor for XSDs and (potentially) tech doc formats: Mac or Win? ![]()
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