On Sunday 13 January 2019 22:24:24 Chris Albertson wrote:

> For editing XML, I just use Eclipse.  It's default HTML editor will
> color hi light XML.  But if you are not doing software development
> then Eclipse will not be something you already have.  But other
> editors have language plug-ins will certainly have one for XML  that
> will do colored syntax hi lighting and flags errors as you type.
>
> As for not loosing work.  Are you using any kind of version control
> system? 

No, but I am now running the current version that works so far thru 
xmlindent to an increased version#, and then continueing to work on the 
new file that creates.

> You should be committing changes after some new improvement 
> works, commit the change and write a note. Then you have a record of
> every file version and why you changed it.   Put the data on Github of
> some other cloud service and if an asteroid lands on your house the
> data is still there.
>
> Onto of thatchy not set up abackupsystemthat runs every hound save the
> changes.  There are any number that run on Linux.
>
> I keep filesI can't re-create on at least three redundant back backup
> locations. That is the minimum of the data is to survive some kind
> ofacizent like a lightening strike or a house fire or theft of the
> equipment.      The version control stuff protects yo against yourself
> accidentally saving file after electing every line and then not
> noticing the error until the backup system have overwritten you good
> copies. and 1,000 other common user errors.     I think almost all
> people doing software have moved housing Git from other version
> control systems.

I just found that  the same file/function on the G0704 has the missing 
tally leds for the alignment stuff, so once I'm well into my 2nd cuppa, 
and have my lady coffee'd and fed, I should be able to transfer that 
stuff into the next version of this file.

[...]

Thanks Chris.

Cheers, Gene Heskett
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