Oxygen 11 is out and I just installed it on my laptop. It's still the best XML IDE there is, by far, but I'm getting a bit annoyed by a bug that has persisted for a year now.
Long story short, but basically the tabs bar that keeps track on the open documents and indicates the current document is buggy and will not correctly focus on the current document if that document is too far right to be visible without scrolling, and a previous document, also too far right to be visible without scrolling, has just been closed. The bar and the actual visible document do not synch so while the document itself is open and editable, the tab is missing. Very annoying, to say the least, if you are working with a highly modularised stylesheet and need to have more than a handful documents open at the same time. Apparently the bug is in a third party component and until that component is updated or replaced, the bug will persist.
I can live with that bug, though, and the new version seems to have enough fun stuff to keep me busy for a while. XProc support, for example, is a welcome addition. I've been wanting to try it ever since Norman Walsh presented it at XML Prague, and now there should be no further excuses.
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