On Tue, December 4, 2007 12:50 pm, Zane Gilmore wrote: > Any old text editor should do. > I've found kate to do at least syntax highlighting. > > Although there is a KDE XML editor called... KXML Editor surprisingly. > I haven't done much with it as it's not all that good for largish xml > files (> 200MB) > > I have found that I usually either create a program to output XML which I > then check with > XMLLint (part of a package called XMLtools IIRC) > and a dtd that I write to define the XML or I am just using other peoples > XML for a particular job, > in which case I'm probably not going to be editing it. > >
Isn't it the case that the purpose of xml is to be machine readable and writable, but its not really for human writing & reading - except in the simplest of cases? -- Nick Rout
