No need to first declare a resource and then create the module referencing it! | |
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The dialog box displayed by toolbar buttons allowing to insert or edit a module, is an all-in-one dialog box. It allows you to create or edit a module and, if needed to, at the same time, declare the resource referenced by this module. In fact, this dialog box even allows you to create a new document ( |
Insert a module
before selected module
. Displays the "Edit Module" dialog box.
Insert a module
as the last child of selected module
. Displays the "Edit Module" dialog box.
Insert a module
after selected module
. Displays the "Edit Module" dialog box.
Displays the "Edit Module" dialog box in order to modify selected module
or structure
.
Add any of the following elements to selected module
or structure
: merge
, output
, filterin
, filterout
, info
.
Move selected element up, that is, swap it with its preceding sibling node. Requires the element to be explicitly selected.
Move selected element down, that is, swap it with its following sibling node. Requires the element to be explicitly selected.
Decrease the nesting level of selected module
. Clears its renderas
attribute, if any.
Increase the nesting level of selected module
. Clears its renderas
attribute, if any.
If an element is implicitly or explicitly selected anywhere in a relationship
element, displays a dialog box allowing to modify this relationship
.
Otherwise, if an element is implicitly or explicitly selected anywhere in a relationships
element, displays a dialog box allowing to add a new relationship
element to this relationships
parent.
Otherwise, displays a dialog box allowing to add a new relationship
element to the last relationships
element of the assembly
. This relationships
parent is created on the fly and added to the assembly
if needed to.
Delete all resource
elements not referenced in any module
, structure
, resource
or instance
element. However, this command never makes a resources
element completely empty (which would make the assembly
invalid) and never deletes resources
elements.
Displays a menu containing "N
" means: expand all the collapsible elements of the assembly up to nesting level N
and recursively collapse all the collapsible elements having a nesting level greater than N
.
Opens in read-only mode all the resources (topic
, chapter
, section
, etc) referenced in the selected elements and their descendants.
Opens in normal read-write mode all the resources (topic
, chapter
, section
, etc) referenced in the selected elements and their descendants.