The "Kate" editor in KDE3 has an XML plugin with it. There's a newer version of this plugin available at http://www.danielnaber.de/tmp/
Plus there's a write-up about using the plugin that comes with KDE3 here: http://www.linuxfocus.org/English/May2002/article201.shtml This newer version of the plugin will be included in KDE 3.1 when that arrives. Basically it takes an DTD parsed by an app called DTDParse, mentioned in the article above, and shows like code-completion type pop-ups as you type, plus it can close tags with a keyboard shortcut etc. The older version doesn't bring up those pop-ups, you have to bring up a window to see the tags. There's a slight bug in the the newer version of the plugin in that the pop-ups won't appear if you go re-edit something you've already typed, that's fixed in the KDE 3.1 version I believe. There's also some plugin that interfaces with xmllint coming in KDE 3.1 too. On Fri, 11 Oct 2002 16:11, Ryurick M. Hristev wrote: > Could anyone recommend a good XML editor ? (with comments) > > (my idea of good would be first open source and well maintained) > > Or pointers ? (from what I've dug up there are either too many > or too few) -- James.
