With as many people that I know who are emacs users I think its time I
take the time to play around with it. At the XML DevCon while Tim Bray,
Don Box, and the rest of the big wigs were arguing which approach to a
particular problem was best not one of them could disagree on the fact
that no matter what the platform or code being written they would have
to pry there emacs editor out of there cold dead hands to get them to
stop using it...
Hmmmm.....
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Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen wrote:
On Mon, 06 Sep 2004 16:20:19 -0300, IceT <icetbr(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)com(_dot_)br>
wrote:
Hi,
Does someone know a good AND free xml/xsl editor? It should have at
least xsl code-assist, automatic xsl transformation, code highlight and
means to call up any browser from within the program itself.
I have had reasonable success with Emacs as the editor - after
installing nxml-mode and adding the RELAX NG for XSL-FO - and using an
XSLT capable browser.
You write the XSLT with code assist from Emacs, and switch to the
browser to reload.
Worked better for me than XML Spy which annoyed me a lot.