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Configuring the application
• The action Window → Preferences+oXygen / Scenarios Management+
stores all the scenarios in a separate properties file.
Export Global Transformation scenarios
• The action Window → Preferences+oXygen / Scenarios Management+
a properties file with scenarios.
Import Global Validation Scenarios loads
• The action Window → Preferences+oXygen / Scenarios Management+
all the scenarios in a separate properties file.
Export Global Validation scenarios stores
The option to Export Transformation/Validation Scenarios is used to store all the scenarios in a separate file , a properties file. In this file will also be saved the associations between document URLs and scenarios. The saved URLs are
absolute. You can load the saved scenarios using Import Transformation Scenarios/Validation option. All the imported
scenarios will have added to the name the word 'import'.
Note
The scenarios are exported/imported from/in the global options, not from the project options. So be aware that
the list of scenarios kept at the project level are not affected.
Editor variables
An editor variable is a shorthand notation for a file path or directory path. It is used in the definition of a command
(the input URL of a transformation, the output file path of a transformation, the command line of an external tool, etc.)
to make the command generic. When the same command is applied the notation is expanded so that the same command
has different effects depending on the actual value of the notation.
The following editor variables can be used in <oXygen/> commands:
${frameworks}
the path of the frameworks subdirectory of the <oXygen/> install directory
as URL
${frameworksDir}
the path of the frameworks subdirectory of the <oXygen/> install directory
${home}
the path of the user home directory as URL
${homeDir}
the path of the user home directory
${cfdu}
current file directory url - the path of the current edited document up to the name
of the parent directory as URL
${cfd}
current file directory - the path of the current edited document up to the name
of the parent directory
${cfn}
current file name - the name of the current edited document without extension
and parent directory
${cf}
current file - the absolute file path of the current edited document
${currentFileURL}
current file as URL - the absolute file path of the current edited document as
URL
${ps}
Path Separator - The separator which can be used on different operating systems
between libraries specified in the class path.
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