Hans Hagen wrote:
> [to inline xml] try:
> \setupcolors[state=start]
>
> \definetype[typeXML][option=XML,palet=colorpretty]
>
> test \typeXML{<what/>} test
The code works, and, as usual, you've upstaged me with a much cleaner
interface.
> Another nice one is:
>
> %\setupXMLfile[level=2]
> %\showXMLlin[here,there]
> %\showXMLwrd[whow]
>
> (ign,lin,wrd,par,txt,nop,emp)
>
> \startbuffer
> <here> <there> <whow> oeps </whow> </there> </here>
> \stopbuffer
>
> \showXMLbuffer
>
> there is also \showXMLfile
Hans, you make life hard. I've been playing around with this, this
afternoon, it's like magic. But now I've got to rethink how I
format XML to exploit the pretty-printing capability, especially how I
should group elements.
> this trickery is used in:
>
> $ texexec --pdf --use=xml-01 somexmlfile [--mode=packed,wide]
>
> use pdftotext afterwards and you'll have a prettier xml file
Do you wake up in the morning and think to yourself I'll build a
better version of lgrind? This I can use immediately. Thankyou.
> $ texexec --pdf --use=xml-02 somexmlfile
>
> pretty print (recognized xsd, rlg, xml, exa)
And it also comes in colour.
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