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Options - Module Settings - XML Diff - Presentation
Options - Module Settings - XML Diff - Presentation
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XML Differencing is available only in Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Suite and Stylus Studio XML Professional Suite.
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You use the
Presentation page of the
Options dialog box to modify the default settings Stylus Studio uses for the background color to display added, removed, changed, and collapsed items in the
XML Diff editor and the
Diff Folders dialog box.
Fields
Added items
Items that appear in the target document but not in the source document.
Removed items
Items that appear in the source document but are not present in the target document.
Changed items
Items that differ in the source and target documents (the text of a node differs, for exmple).
Collapsed items with changes
Indicates that there are changes within an item (such as a folder or a node) that is currently displayed as collapsed. The precise nature of the change becomes visible once the item is expanded.
Default Colors
Stylus Studio uses these colors by default:
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Color
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Identifies
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Light green
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Added items
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Light red
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Removed items
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Light yellow
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Change items
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Light gray
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Collapsed items with now changes
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Table 165. Default Colors Used for Diffing Files and Folders
Changing Colors
To change the default colors:
1. Click the button to the right of the Background Color field (
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Stylus Studio displays the Color dialog box.
2. Select a color from the
Basic colors grid.
Alternative:
a. Click in the spectrum.
b. Use the mouse and slide bar to select a different color.
c. When the color you want appears in the
Color|Solid field, click the
Add to Custom Colors button.
The color appears in the
Custom Colors grid.
d. Select the color from the
Custom Colors grid.
3. Click
OK to close the
Color dialog box.
4. Click
OK to close the
Options dialog box.
For More Information
Specifying Stylus Studio Options
Diffing Folders and XML Documents
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