On Sun, 2010-04-25 at 18:14 -0400, cknell(_at_)onebox(_dot_)com wrote:
Thanks to everyone for your suggestions. I want to keep this on the
cheap until I'm convinced that what I am producing will really be
useful to the client, so I'll be trying an XSLT-only approach.
As for XML editors, like most old-hand programmers, I have my own
favorite programmer's editor and I shudder at the thought of learning
a new one for the sole purpose of accomplishing this task.
I've been using vi since 1981; however, it took less than a minute for
me to find the functionality you requested using oxygen and xxe (two
different XML editors). The second of those is zero-dollar, although
there's also a (cross-platform) free download of oxygen.
If you're going to ask for tools, don't shudder at the thought
of learning how to use them ;-)
Liam
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