It looks to me like everyone's basically just parsing their xml into
object structures anyway, so i've been looking for alternatives to xml
that are more easily edited in a text editor. Personally, when it comes
to editing xml by hand (which happens more often than i'd like), i
*curse* having to write node names twice, when i indent the contents
anyway to make it easier on the eyes.
So i'm thinking (and i don't assume to be the first to think it ;P)
about a format like this
data
user
username
Andreas
userclass
Admin
user
username
Guy
userclass
Chatuser
Basically using the tab character (keycode 9), and working out the depth
of the "node" by its indentation.
Before i make my own class to do this, has anyone already done it, or
have similarly simple formats worked out? I looked at json, and it's
still a hassle to write a lot of.
- Andreas
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