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NCL Layout View Plugin

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—- dataentry plugins —- name : NCL Layout View type : ncl provider : TeleMidia Lab screenshot_img200 : :layout_view.png shortdesc_wiki : Layout View allows the user to interact visually with region where media object will be presented. compatible : all tag : en-us

NCL Layout View Plugin

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NCL Outline View Plugin

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—- dataentry plugins —- name : NCL Outline View type : ncl provider : TeleMidia Lab screenshot_img200 : :outline-view.png shortdesc_wiki : Outline View presents the document structure as a TreeView. This view is perfect to navigate among elements in a document. compatible : all tag : en-us

NCL Outline View Plugin

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NCL Properties View Plugin

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—- dataentry plugins —- name : NCL Properties View type : ncl provider : TeleMidia Lab screenshot_img200 : :property-view.png shortdesc_wiki : Property View allows the user easy access (and change) the content of the properties of a selected element. compatible : all tag : en-us

NCL Properties View Plugin

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NCL Structural View Plugin

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—- dataentry plugins —- name : NCL Structural View type : ncl provider : TeleMidia Lab screenshot_img200 : :plugins:structural-plugin-02102012.png shortdesc_wiki : Structural View allows to interact visually with the logical structure of the document. In NCL, the logical structure is represented by media objects, context and links entities. compatible : all tag : en-us

NCL Structural View Plugin

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NCL Textual View Plugin

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—- dataentry plugins —- name : NCL Textual View type : ncl provider : TeleMidia Lab screenshot_img200 : :textual-view.png shortdesc_wiki : Allows the interaction with NCL Textual content. compatible : all tag : en-us

NCL Textual View Plugin

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NCL Validator Plugin

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—- dataentry plugins —- name : NCL Validator Plugin type : ncl provider : Laws Lab screenshot_img200 : :plugins:validator-plugin.png shortdesc_wiki : Validator Plugin validates NCL documents whenever the core model is modified, giving feedback for the user about the errors in the source code of the document being edited. compatible : all tag : en-us

NCL Validator Plugin

The NCL Validator Plugin validates the NCL document being edited by the others plugins, giving a friendly feedback about the errors made on the document to the author. It checks several types of errors, including structural ones (i.e., regarding to document structure) and referential ones (i.e., regarding to the NCL relationships between the elements). The validation is triggered whenever the core model of the NCL Composer is modified.

Install

Dependencies

The validator code relies on C++ STL, so you should not have problems with portability. To perform some syntactic validations, we used the boost-regex library. Boost is a set of libraries that works well with the C++ Standard Library and are intended to be widely useful and usable across a broad spectrum of applications.

We used boost_1_51_0 version. Here we provide just a simple installation guide of boost, for more complex installation you should see boost installation guide.

Windows

Linux

Mac OS X

Here we provide two ways to install boost-regex on your mac.

MacPort

You can install boost through a software called port, which is a basically package management system that simplifies the installation of softwares on the MAC OS X. The drawback of this approach is the installation of all (very probably unnecessary) boost libraries on your mac. If this isn't a problem for you:

	  $ sudo port install boost

Here $PORT_DIR is the directory where your port install softwares. The current boost-regex library is installed by port as libboost_regex-mt.a. In order to compile the validation plugin, you must create a symbolic link with the name libboost_regex.a to it:

	  $ ln -s $PORT_DIR/lib/libboost_regex-mt.a $PORT_DIR/lib/libboost_regex.a

By default, port install the softwares and it dependencies in /opt/local/include and /opt/local/lib. If you have changed these paths, you must add yours to qmake:

	$ qmake -spec macx-g++ "INCLUDEPATH += $PORT_DIR/include" "LIBS += -L$PORT_DIR/lib"

Source

You can also directly compile and build the source (download it here). The advantage of this approach is the installation of the boost-regex library only. After download, uncompress it:

	$ tar --bzip2 -xf /path/to/boost_1_51_0.tar.bz2

In boost dir, type the commands below in order to build the regex library:

	$ ./bootstrap.sh --exec-prefix=/usr/local/ --with-libraries=regex
	$ ./b2
	$ sudo ./b2  install

NCL Composer Plugins

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NCL Composer Plugins

By default, NCL Composer brings the following plugins: Structural View, Layout View, Outline View, Properties View and Textual View. But you can also create your own plugin.

Attention: The screenshots in this page are not necessarily from the current version of NCL Composer. If you find that the images are outdated contact us.

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If you are a programmer, you may be interested in creating your own plugins. Learn how to to do it in: How to: Create an NCL Composer Plugin

If you already have a plug-in, please consider make it available here. If you need more information, please contact us.