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Home >Online Product Documentation >Table of Contents >Moving Around in XML Documents Moving Around in XML DocumentsStylus Studio provides several tools for easily moving around in an XML document. Line Numbers
To go to a particular line, click Go to a specified location Stylus Studio displays line numbers and column numbers in the lower right corner of the Stylus Studio window. If you want, you can set a Stylus Studio option that displays line numbers to the left of each line in the editor you are using. To do this, from the Stylus Studio menu bar, select Tools>Options. In the Options page that appears, click Editor General. In the Editor field, select the editor in which you want to display line numbers. Select the Show Line Numbers check box. BookmarksTo quickly focus on a particular line, insert a bookmark for that line. You can insert any number of bookmarks. You can insert bookmarks in any document that you can open in Stylus Studio.
To insert a bookmark, click in the line that you want to have a bookmark. Then click Toggle Bookmark Tags
To move to the closing tag for an element, click in the tag name for the element. In the Stylus Studio tool bar, click Go to Matching Tag Find
In any view of an XML document, and in the XSLT Source view of a stylesheet, you can click Find Depending on which view you are examining, Stylus Studio allows you to specify constraints on the search. The constraints you can specify include the following: To learn more about regular expression syntax, visit http://www.boost.org/libs/regex/doc/syntax.html. |
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