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David LeBlanc wrote:
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> Now, permit me to digress a bit. Having been studying and working with xml
> for the last 18 months or so, it seems to me this market is coming together
> very slowly. There are not yet any decent (at least not inexpensive) tools
> out for the average consumer-programmer that seem worth a darn. I
> implemented a small xml application for a commercial product, and we where
> unable to find usable off the shelf tools at any (reasonable) cost. Ditto
> for commercial C++ drop in parsing tools.
In what sense are the Netscape supported (but not written) "expat" and the
Microsoft supported (but not written) msxml not "commercial C++ drop in
parsing tools?"
Paul Prescod - ISOGEN Consulting Engineer speaking for only himself
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