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  Subject: Support for XUL/XBL/CSS
Author: Tony Lavinio
Date: 21 Jun 2005 08:48 AM
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You can do well-formedness checking, if you tell Stylus Studio
that the XUL and XBL extensions are also XML files.
Go to Tools|Options|File Types. Or, you can use File|Open, and on
the [Open] button there is a drop-down that you can use to tell it
to open with the XML Editor.
As for previewing XUL/XBL within Firefox, it would probably also
require integration with the Rhino JS engine for proper debugging.
Perhaps you'd like to elaborate on exactly what you'd expect? Just
a simple preview of documents in Firefox, though, would have some
value, we agree, and we are already investigating that.
Also, do you know if there are schemas for XUL or XBL that match
what is currently implemented? XBL has been submitted to the W3C,
but that was back in 2001. XUL as far as I know, hasn't been, and
the only schema I've seen was copyrighted by someone other than the
Mozilla Foundation.
Stylus Studio is an XML environment, and CSS is a little bit outside
of our scope; perhaps we'll expand in that direction in the future
but we have no immediate plans.
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