Subject:Project - Add New Document - adds New Doc in a New Project Folder Author:Peter Larbalestier Date:28 Jul 2004 02:03 AM Originally Posted: 27 Jul 2004 06:21 PM
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Why can't you right mouse "Click" in the tree while on your current <br>
Project and add a new file. Be that XML, XSD etc ?<br>
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I find it crazy that the new file is placed under a new Project !@#<br>
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Please fix !<br>
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Thanks<br>
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Peter
Subject:Project - Add New Document - adds New Doc in a New Project Folder Author:Ivan Pedruzzi Date:27 Jul 2004 06:38 PM
Peter,
If you would like to add a file to the project click "Add File to Project", the open file dialog will pop up.
If you would like to add the current document to the project use the toolbar button "Add Document to Project"
You can also drag & drop files or folders from Windows Explorer to the project tree.
The "Other Documents" project folder is designed to group documents that you open occasionally but not necessarily are part of project or may be opened indirectly by Stylus for instance during a transformation.
Subject:Project - Add New Document - adds New Doc in a New Project Folder Author:Ivan Pedruzzi Date:28 Jul 2004 02:11 AM
You can create a new empty document via File -> New or clicking on the very first toolbar button
Documents created and not yet saved can not be added to the project and forcing the user to save at creation time seems to be undesirable.
Subject:Project - Add New Document - adds New Doc in a New Project Folder Author:Ivan Pedruzzi Date:28 Jul 2004 03:03 AM
>Yes, that is my point !
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>All functionality which is in
>the menu, toolbar such as
>adding new documents
>need to be available off the
>right "click" event.
Your opinion has been noted.
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>Close is also missing ! from
>the right mouse "click".
Close for ?
Project: Stylus has always one active project by design, so there is no "Close Project".
You can create a new project that replaces the current.
Document: the project item doesn't have any state correlation with the open documents
so "close" doesn't have too much sense either.
The project tree context menu exposes only operations that are project specific.