Default Schemes
XML/HTML Formatting comes with two default schemes. Each time that you open an HTML file for edit-
ing, by default, the
html (default html)
scheme is used. Each time an XML file is opened, the
xml
(default xml)
scheme is used. You can configure the settings for each default scheme or specify your
own default schemes (see
Specifying a Different Default Scheme
).
The
html (default html)
scheme is comprised of a
(default)
tag as well as a list of commonly used HTML
tags, that are preconfigured with standard settings. The
xml (default xml)
scheme is comprised of one
(default)
tag preconfigured with standard settings.
For any tag that does not appear in the Tags list, the
(default)
tag settings are used.
Working with Schemes
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Summary of Contents for Corev3.3 for Eclipse
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