I did a net search a few months ago about such an XML editor the only mac editor I found is SIXPACK, that should fulfill what you are expecting you will find it at http://www.trafficstudio.com/sixpack also, I've been following last week's XML thread and was surprised that the Andrew White's xml Parser was not mentioned. Searching the direct-L archives for 2000 and 2001 on XML, it was said that the Macromedia XML parser was buggy and an alternative solution was the parent scripts developped by andrew white. So I've been using them and had no problem. (wherever you call new (xtra..), you replace it by new(script"xml.parser)) maybe if you are doing custom xml development you could take advantage of accessing and modifying to your needs the XML Parser code. jérôme terrier sorry for the late reply , but i'm on digest <quote> So, my question is, does anyone know of any specialized "editor" that can be used to enter information, and have it generate the appropriate XML. That is, I would like to give my client a tool where they would see something in an outline form like this: Topic:Topic #1 Subtopic:Subtopic #1 Concept:Concept #1 Concept:Concept #2 Concept:Concept #3 Subtopic:Subtopic #2 Concept:Concept #1 Concept:Concept #2 Concept:Concept #3 Subtopic:Subtopic #3 Concept:Concept #1 Concept:Concept #2 Concept:Concept #3 Subtopic:Subtopic #4 Concept:Concept #1 Concept:Concept #2 Concept:Concept #3 Topic:Topic #2 etc. We actually need to go down many more levels but this is the basic idea. We would like to be able to define something like this in a WYSIWYG editor, then hit a button and have the program spit out the equivalent XML. Does this exist? Any Mac version? Irv </quote> [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/LUJ/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]) Lingo-L is for learning and helping with programming Lingo. Thanks!]
