Robert Citek wrote: > On Jan 24, 2006, at 1:58 AM, Scott Granneman wrote: > > >> kxmleditor? >> > > Exactly what I was looking for. At least the screenshot looks right: > > http://kxmleditor.sourceforge.net/screenshots/screenshots.html > > Apparently, one can plug-in kxmleditor into Quanta-Plus: > > http://kxmleditor.sourceforge.net/tutorial1/index.html > > Thanks Scott for the tip. It is remarkably like XML Notepad from M$. Only works on Windows, but it is small and to the point. They no longer support it but you can get it from various d/l sites (caveat emptor). Wonder if I can get it to run under Wine?
Here is one: http://www.snapfiles.com/get/xmlnotepad.html BTW, under windows I typically use Visual Studio. It has the nicest UI of any that I've used to this point. But no tree view. Instead they have a data view, which is a row and column layout, useful for database tables, but not very good for deeply nested stuff like XHTML. I have a bone to pick with XML editors in general. There needs to be some enhanced paradigm for deeply nested content. The tree view gets wildly out of whack if you go very very deep into the content. Making it hard to navigate. You need some kind of zoom in/out tool. Where the closer nodes are exposed, and ones farther away are collapsed/hidden or otherwise obscured. You can get to those by panning some how. To see what I mean, take a page in the DOM inspector in Firefox and open a deeply nested node. Ed -- Ed Howland WDT Solutions, LLC. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (314) 962-0766 _______________________________________________ CWE-LUG mailing list [email protected] http://www.cwelug.org/ http://www.cwelug.org/archives/ http://www.cwelug.org/mailinglist/
