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There are only a few Extension Points with a Scope.
A scope is an selector of a specific subset of KDOM nodes. It's selection is based on the type of the KDOM nodes itself as well as on the type of the KDOM node's anchestors. It can be compared a little bit to the css selectors.
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The scope is a path of those KDOM node types that should be matched/selected. The path can be relative (anywhere in the KDOM tree) or root based. Specific path wildcards as "*" and "**" are allowed.
Synopsis:
*The elements within the path are separated by "/".
*If the scope starts with "/" it must match its path from the KDOM root.
*Each of the path entries name a KDOM node, either by naming the "name" of the Type (see Type.getName() or its simple class name or the simple class name of any of it's super-classes or interfaces.
*For default markups the name of the markup section can be used. For it's annotations the annotation name can be used. For a default markup content section "content" can be used. (e.g. "solution/package" matches the package declaration of the solution markup).
*The matching is done case insensitive.
*If you specify a "*" wildcard as a path entry (".../ * /...") any section is matched to it.
*If you specify a "**" wildcard as a path entry (".../ ** /...") , any sub-path is matched to it. Especially also the empty sub-path is matched. (If you want to *have at least one section in between, use ".../ ** / * /...".)
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