On 02/09/2017 03:09 PM, nobili, philippe wrote:
Could you explain us briefly what is the meaning of the syntax {db51}, compared to using
plain "db51." like we did previously in our customizations (DocBook 4 and 5).
Will {db51} be simply replaced by "db51." or are there subtleties we should be
aware of ?
There are subtleties you should be aware of.
"{db51}foo" and "db51.foo" are completely different names. You can have
both in the same configuration.
"{db51}foo" is a name which is to be given to a *private* command (or
parameter group). That is, such commands cannot be executed using
"Tools|Execute Command".
"db51.foo" is a name which is to be given to a *public* command (or
parameter group). That is, such commands can be executed using
"Tools|Execute Command".
Excerpts from "4.1. About command names" in
http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/configure/command_names.html
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When you'll want your command to be really hidden from the end-users,
you may consider giving it a name having a namespace (not related to XML
namespaces). Example: in "{My Config}doit", the namespace is "My Config"
and the local name is "doIt".
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If you don't want to think about all this, always use prefixes like
"db51." for your own custom commands.
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