Hi Pavel,
What kind of editor are your users using? If they use an XML editor
proper, there will probably be a means to jump to a location specified
by an XPath expression.
If they are using an ordinary text editor, how do you prevent them from
messing up the XML in the first place? Ordinary
Thanks for the detailed answer.
Our software is developed in .NET. And we use BaseX as a Xquery processor.
We use fn:path and return path to error element to user. But it's not enough.
Our users are ordinary people, not IT, and they want to see in which lines of
xml files there are mistakes.
Now
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