I've just had a look at CML. What a nightmare! Take this element, for example,
CML.TAB ID=table1 NAME=NET ATOMIC CHARGES ROWS= 12 COLUMNS=3
COL.NAMES=ELEMENT CHARGE DENSITY COL.REFS=CML.COR.NOTATION CML.THE.CHARGE
CML.THE.AEDENSITY COL.TYPES=STRING FLOAT FLOAT
C -0.102123
bala:
If you are already using XML, the easiest
thing (IMO) to do would be to use XSL to convert your source format to
CML. I do this for a variety of different outputs and it works great
and is very scalable and easy to maintain.
With that said, this is more of an XSL
question so you may want
My day chasing deadlocks suddently feel better compared to this. I have
never seen a worse design of a markup language :)
The designer should be dismembered, stripped, tied up, covered with cow
blood and exposed in stonehenge to be raped by aliens. By that time
his/her computer should be burn
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Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 6:10 AM
To: fop-users@xmlgraphics.apache.org
Subject: Re: Chemical Markup Language
My day chasing deadlocks suddently feel better compared to this. I have
never seen a worse design of a markup language :)
The designer should be dismembered, stripped, tied up
