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Re: XML IDE: What are the top 3 and why?

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• Subject: Re: XML IDE: What are the top 3 and why?
• From: "Rick Jelliffe" <ricko@a...>
• Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2002 00:11:35 +1000
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From: "Morgan V. Cundiff" <mcundiff@l...>

> I love this setup and have used it heavily for sgml and xml
> documents. However, it only accomodates DTDs and not Schemas so it is not
> as useful for my more recent projects. I am hoping that some  good-hearted
> and skilled person will provide for us all an Emacs xml-mode that
> groks Schemas.

B.t.w I believe it should be pretty easy to add Schematron validation
to an Emacs XML mode. If you use XT (or another XSLT implementation
that outputs the file:line:column style error messages) and Schematron-message,
you can have it jump to the correct line for errors.  I did this for a version
of the XED editor and it worked fine.

Cheers
Rick Jelliffe
Topologi Pty. Ltd.

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