On 1 Dec 2020, at 18:46, Gerald Davenport wrote:
I did a search on the bbedit talk site for DITA and Darwin Information
Typing Architecture did not come up.
Am I that lost to think BBEdit could nnot be used to write DITA. It is
just
XML, correct?
Of course, being new to DITA, and learning it should be the thing to
use
for business documents, I am reading everything i can about it.
All the places i have been do not list BBEdit as an editor.
Please help, if anyone knows about DITA and what to edit it with.
I don't know anything about DITA, but a cursory web search shows that
it's XML-based, so yes, you can use BBEdit to write it. You may find it
useful to set up some clippings to automate common markup tasks.
R.
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