Each attribute-set segment (Figure 1.11) consists of a check-box
, tooltip help
, link to the attribute-set
description
, attribute-set
name
and a button
with attribute-set
name.
The check-box specifies whether the attribute-set is chosen or not. If it is checked, the attribute-set is chosen.
The tooltip help displays attribute-set description defined in the parameter reference. If the mouse moves over the tooltip icon, a tooltip with parameter purpose appears (Figure 1.12).
After clicking on the tooltip icon, a dialog with attribute-set description is displayed (Figure 1.13).
After clicking on the icon representing a link leading to the attribute-set description, a web browser page with the attribute-set description at http://docbook.souceforge.net/release/current/doc/fo/ is opened. After pressing the right mouse button on the link icon a popup menu appears. Menu item opens the description page in a web browser, menu item copies the url of the description page into the clipboard (Figure 1.14).
Placement of attribute-sets within editor is defined in the
configuration file config.xml
.
After pressing the attribute-set button a dialog box with attributes appears.
Attribute dialog box (Figure 1.15) consists of a tabbed pane
with panels . Each panel
contains a group of attribute segments
and buttons
and
. After pressing the button
, all changes are saved. After pressing
, no changes are saved.
Each attribute segment (Figure 1.16) consists of a check-box
, attribute name
and one or more editable
graphics parts
same as
are used for parameters (see Editable
graphics parts).
If the attribute has a unit, then the standard editable
graphics part is accompanied by a combo-box containing unit values
(defined in types.xml
by tags
unit
) (Figure 1.17).
The attributes are defined in the configuration file attributes.xml
.