Hi Jean! Nowadays there're several mature ways for that purpose, that's why XmlAT is not continued and published. Here're some alternatives: * SXML module in Guile. * guile-json * GNU Artanis (SXML/CSV/JSON, maybe adding protobuf next step)
I'm going to drop GNU XmlAT, and I may consider to replace with my new project gLua which is a Lua transpiler implemented on Guile. But I need some time to polish it first. So please forget about GNU XmlAT anymore. ;-) Best regards. Jean Louis writes: > On September 4, 2019 6:08:50 AM UTC, Nala Ginrut <mu...@gnu.org> wrote: >> >>I'm the author and maintainer of GNU XmlAT, I've been considering >>obsolete it for years. And I'd like to add other new meaningful project >>to >>GNU. >> >>Here's a brief reason. >>XmlAT was used to convert XML to s-expr as an intermediate >>presentation for multiple cases. And it can be output to other >>formats. However, it's a bit outdated, because nowadays the industry >>use >>JSON for that case, and it works well. >> >>So we don't need GNU XmlAT anymore. I would polish my other projects >>and >>offer some to replact GNU XmlAT. > > Thanks Nala, > > There is no source for XmlAT anywhere published. I am using only Lisp and > sometimes Scheme, such software could be of use in website revision systems, > and also in conversion of HTML to SEXPR when one wish to provide structured > document with backlinks with ability to finely grained link to specific > paragraphs. > > But without sources of not even possible to try it out. > > Jean -- GNU Powered it GPL Protected it GOD Blessed it HFG - NalaGinrut Fingerprint F53B 4C56 95B5 E4D5 6093 4324 8469 6772 846A 0058
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