The Oxygen XML Editor Quick Fix support helps you resolve different errors that appear in a stylesheet by offering quick fixes to problems like a missing template, misspelled template name, missing function or references to an undeclared variable or parameter.
To activate the feature, when Oxygen XML Editor finds a validation error in an XSLT
stylesheet, place the caret in the highlighted area of text. If Oxygen XML Editor can
provide a quick fix for that error, the 
icon is
displayed in the left side stripe. When you click this icon, the list of available fixes is
displayed. Also, you can invoke the quick fix menu if you press Alt + 1 keys (Meta + Alt + 1 on Mac OS X) on your keyboard.
Note: The quick fixes are available only when validating an XSLT file with Saxon
HE/PE/EE.
Oxygen XML Editor provides quick fixes for the following cases:
- Template does not exist, when the template name referenced in a
call-template element does not exist. The following fixes are
available:
- Create template "templateName" - creates a template and generates its corresponding parameters. The template name and parameter names and types are collected from the call-template element.
- Change reference to "newTemplateName" - changes the name of the missing template referenced in the call-template element. The proposed new names are the existing templates with names similar with the missing one.
- Variable/Parameter not declared, when a parameter or variable
reference cannot be found. The following fixes are available:
- Create global variable "varName" - creates a global variable with the specified name in the current stylesheet. The new variable is added at the beginning of the stylesheet after the last global variable or parameter declaration.
- Create global parameter "paramName" - creates a global parameter with the specified name in the current stylesheet. The new parameter is added at the beginning of the stylesheet after the last global parameter or variable declaration.
- Create local variable "varName" - creates a local variable with the specified name before the current element.
- Create template parameter "paramName" - creates a new parameter with the specified name in the current template. This fix is available if the error is located inside a template.
- Create function parameter "paramName" - creates a new parameter with the specified name in the current function. This fix is available if the error is located inside a function.
- Change reference to "varName" - changes the name of the referenced variable/parameter to an existing local or global variable/parameter, that has a similar name with the current one.
- Parameter from a called template is not declared, when a
parameter referenced from a call-template element is not declared. The
following fixes are available:
- Create parameter "paramName" in the template "templateName" - creates a new parameter with the specified name in the referenced template.
- Change "paramName" parameter reference to "newParamName" - changes the parameter reference from the call-template element to a parameter that is declared in the called template.
- Remove parameter "paramName" from call-template - removes the parameter with the specified name from the call-template element.
- No value supplied for required parameter, when a required
parameter from a template is not referenced in a call-template element.
The following quick-fix is available::
- Add parameter "paramName" in call-template - creates a new parameter with the specified name in call-template element.
- Function "prefix:functionName()" has not been defined, when a
function declaration is not found. The following quick fixes are available:
- Create function "prefix:functionName(param1, param2)" - creates a new function with the specified signature, after the current top level element from stylesheet.
- Change function to "newFunctionName(..)" - changes the referenced function name to an already defined function. The proposed names are collected from functions with similar names and the same number of parameters.
- Attribute-set "attrSetName" does not exist, when the referenced
attribute set does not exist. The following quick fixes are available:
- Create attribute-set "attrSetName" - creates a new attribute set with the specified name, after the current top level element from stylesheet.
- Change reference to "attrSetName" - changes the referenced attribute set to an already defined one.
- Character-map "chacterMap" has not been defined, when the
referenced character map declaration is not found. The following quick fixes are
available:
- Create character-map "characterMapName" - creates a new character map with the specified name, after the current top level element from stylesheet.
- Change reference to "characterMapName" - changes the referenced character map to an already defined one.