This is an example of detecting simple cells in advanced tables, thereby allowing us to recognise the colspan attribute.
| Element | Content | ||
| instrument | Declaration for a plugin feature within claptz | ||
| Attribute | Content | ||
| id | A unique id for the instrument within the platform. It is a
good idea to follow the Java package naming conventions. This is not simple. | ||
| ? | bundle | An optional resource file path, interpreted by the class
loader. bundle is suffixed with “_<lang>.properties” and the corresponding de.intarsys.tools.message.MessageBundle is associated with the instrument. You can access the resource’s content within the instrument.xml using the string replacement utilities, here ${bundle.<resourcename>}, for any attribute value. | |
| ? | name | An optional name for the instrument. | |
| ? | vendor | An optional vendor name for the instrument. | |
| ? | version | An optional version string for the instrument. | |
| Element | Content | ||
| ? | requires | Declaration of other instruments that are used by this one. | |
| ? | extension | Declaration of functional extensions to the platform | |