Thank you for this feedback. * Technically, we don't see a way to trace an element type back to the schema/DTD file where it has been defined.
* When you open a document in XXE, the status line found at the bottom of the main window tells you which actual schema/DTD file you are using. If you right-click on the status line or click the button next to it, it will display a dialog box showing you the last 1000 information messages. See http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/help/statusTool.html * Sorry but the equivalent of -nonet is not useful in the general case. Personally, when I need to check that everything works OK when I'm not connected to the network, I simply pull off the network plug. On 07/10/2012 08:42 PM, Robert Ramey wrote: > Basically I like your product. > > I've been experimenting with a custom configuration for the needs of our > organization. > > And I've generally been satisfied with the experience. This is in spite of > the > fact I'm no fan of XML and all it's tools. > > Anyway. In the course of creating a custom configuration I had > occasion to address some issues regarding the customization > of existing DTDs by importing and overiding the DocBook ones > included with XML mind. Due to the XML design - url->catalog-> ... > It's sometime difficult to figure out where all the pieces > involved are actually comming from. What would be helpful > is some way to display the "provinence" of any given XML > element. That is the chain of dtds/catalogs, etc from > when it came. > > Also some sort of switch to guarentee that it doesn't > get something with from the net without telling you. > (like the -nonet switch from XSLTproc). > > Of course it's entirely possible that some such > facility isn't necessary because the information is > easily available some other way or maybe I'm > just doing it wrong. Anyway - any kind of > suggestions/help are appreciated. > > In other words - more debugging help for > custom configurations. > > Thanks for a great product. > > Robert Ramey -- XMLmind XML Editor Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xmleditor-support
