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Syd Bauman wrote:
BMi> The Eclipse XSL Developer Tools, part of the WST, aren't bad either -
BMi> particularly if you are using Eclipse for any other work.
Don't know anything about them. But I'm not likely to even try
anything that lists support for schema languages but not RELAX NG.
My student Martin Schmied developed RELAX NG support for Eclipse
recently. But it will take some time to undergo Eclipse process before
being added into Web Tools Project plugin.
http://wiki.eclipse.org/WTP/RelaxNG/Proposal
also huge plusses. But it's the completion I couldn't live without.
:-)
Yep, it is hard to beat oXygen in completion.
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