Re: How to arrange back tags in XSL (XML, FO, ...) files ?

[Matthew Van Horn]

You can do this with sed, fairly easily I think. I wrote a regex to 
clean up my tags, but it doesn't fix the indenting, since my editor 
does that pretty well.

If you are using an inferior OS from a Redmond-based corporate 
criminal(<grin/>) then the application XMLSpy handles cleaning up the 
code pretty well - as far as I remember.

On Monday, January 20, 2003, at 06:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After many edits , my XSL files become not well-arranged. Does exist 
some
(freeware) program, which can in my XSL, XML, FO files align all 
starting
and ending tags back together ? For example:

<A>
<B>text     </B><C>
text</C></A>
-------------
<A>
  <B>text</B>
  <C>text</C>
</A>
or
<A>
  <B>
  text
  </B>
  <C>
  text
  </C>
</A>
          Thanks.
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