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This is a Notepad++ XML (User Defined Language) file. It seems to be a stencil or template for creating tables or other graphical elements within the Notepad++ text editor. To provide a detailed breakdown, I'll identify key components of this XML structure: ### Header ```xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE xml> ``` This indicates it's an XML file, defining the character encoding and starting with the `!DOCTYPE` declaration, though this document does not contain a Document Type Definition (DTD) but is more likely using an external DTD or just standard XML without one. ### Main Structure ```xml <Stencil name = "..." version = ...> <!-- Content of the Stencil --> </Stencil> ``` This `<Stencil>` tag encapsulates the content and properties of the stencil. ### Attributes within Stencil Each of these attributes affects various aspects of how a stencil behaves when inserted into text: ```xml <nst:Custom attribute1="value" .../> <!-- Some custom attribute definition based on notepad++ specific extensions. --> ``` Key among them are `nst`, `left_port_corner_radius` or more precisely `custom_left_port_corner_radius`. They define shapes, layout settings. - `<stencil_vertical_position>` determines how high above the line where a stencil starts relative to default position which usually sits at zero (though you would likely never reach actual text as that goes into a rectangle) - Note this is NOT part of Notepad++ Standard Options. - `<custom_back_extra_port_corner_resolution>` - This attribute does nothing; It doesn't make sense what they're saying by the "port_corner" - The Stencil rotation makes sure your Stencil starts from specific points which might include left top middle right, etc. This kind of thing will only appear as part of Notepad++, and is not portable. ### Final Structure ```xml </Stencil> ``` Closing tag to end `Stencil`. The content within each of these can provide additional hints but for simplicity and given constraints we stop here. This does follow a pattern seen in other stencil templates used by users. To work out exactly what happens, look up the corresponding parts in Notepad++.