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'''jEdit''' is a FOSS programmer's editor with a good XML plugin that does validation. It's written in Java, and runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. |
'''jEdit''' is a FOSS programmer's editor with a good XML plugin that does validation. It's written in Java, and runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. |
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==Set up validation== |
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To set up full validation of Apertium .dix dictionary files: |
To set up full validation of Apertium .dix dictionary files: |
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# install jEdit (<code>sudo apt-get install jedit</code> on Ubuntu) |
# install jEdit (<code>sudo apt-get install jedit</code> on Ubuntu) |
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# for Output path, select some folder in your home directory and type "dix.rng"; click OK |
# for Output path, select some folder in your home directory and type "dix.rng"; click OK |
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==Validate and error check a dix file== |
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Now, to get error-checking and validation in a dix file that you've opened, just click Plugins→XML→Set Schema, and open the "dix.rng" file you created in the previous step. |
Now, to get error-checking and validation in a dix file that you've opened, just click Plugins→XML→Set Schema, and open the "dix.rng" file you created in the previous step. |
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: It should be possible to set the schema automatically each time you open a dix file, how does one do this? |
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Clicking Plugins→Sidekick→Sidekick and the Parse button will give you an updated "tree view" of your XML file. |
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Clicking Plugins→ErrorList→Error List will show you a list of XML validation errors. |
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[[Category: Writing dictionaries]] |
[[Category: Writing dictionaries]] |
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Revision as of 12:09, 23 August 2012
jEdit is a FOSS programmer's editor with a good XML plugin that does validation. It's written in Java, and runs on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
Set up validation
To set up full validation of Apertium .dix dictionary files:
- install jEdit (
sudo apt-get install jediton Ubuntu) - start jedit and click Plugins→Plugin Manager, click the Install tab, wait for the list to fill up, and tick XML and click Install
- click Plugins→XML→Translate Schema using Trang
- for Input path, choose the file "dix.dtd" in the folder trunk/apertium/apertium/ (it might also be in /usr/local/share/apertium/ if you installed apertium to the standard path, or you could get it from http://apertium.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/apertium/trunk/apertium/apertium/dix.dtd)
- for Input type, select DTD
- for Output type, select RNG
- for Output path, select some folder in your home directory and type "dix.rng"; click OK
Validate and error check a dix file
Now, to get error-checking and validation in a dix file that you've opened, just click Plugins→XML→Set Schema, and open the "dix.rng" file you created in the previous step.
- It should be possible to set the schema automatically each time you open a dix file, how does one do this?
Clicking Plugins→Sidekick→Sidekick and the Parse button will give you an updated "tree view" of your XML file.
Clicking Plugins→ErrorList→Error List will show you a list of XML validation errors.
