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[ 'edit' [ S PI_content ]? |
'delete' | 'deleteAll' |
'previous' | 'next' | 'first' | 'last' ]?Command acting on remarks.
A remark is simply a processing-instruction having "xxe-remark" as its target. This processing-instruction is typically used to comment changes, for example when reviewing a document. This processing-instruction is nicely rendered using XXE's built-in CSS stylesheet and also, the Compare tool displays such processing-instruction in a manner which stands out from the other parts of the changes it has detected.
If a <?xxe-remark> is explicitly selected or if the caret is contained in a <?xxe-remark>, display a special dialog box —the remark editor— allowing to edit this processing-instruction. Otherwise, display the remark editor in order to create a new remark. This new <?xxe-remark> is inserted before the explicit selection if any, or at caret position otherwise.
If PI_content is specified and is successfully parsed as the content of a <?xxe-remark> processing-instruction, the remark editor dialog box is not displayed and the <?xxe-remark> processing-instruction is directly modified or inserted.
Delete explicitly selected <?xxe-remark>, if any. Otherwise if the caret is contained in a <?xxe-remark>, delete this processing-instruction.
Delete all <?xxe-remark>s.
Select preceding <?xxe-remark> if any.
Select following <?xxe-remark> if any.
Select first <?xxe-remark> if any.
Select last <?xxe-remark> if any.
Examples:
remark remark edit remark deleteAll remark first remark edit john 2024-05-01T13:28:18Z TO DO!
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