What do we get with it?
Any XML W3 Schema can be used with it to help edit a document.
It show you available tags and proper context for each element/attribute once you assign osisCore.2.0.1.xsd to your document. This is good. I was looking for it.
There are only two drawbacks:
1. Very slow with large files
2. Something not working with validation. It complains about unexpected attribute "xmlns" - which is odd.
I'll give you more info once I get used to it.
On another note, Pollo will not allow you to even start to look at your text if it is not well formed . At least minimal proper OSIS declaration is required for a text to be displayed. Which presents a little problem for a newbie.
But one can easily start with a blank page and once the OSIS declaration is there one can cut and paste into Pollo the required text/document.
I consider it a great success given the fact how hard I wanted to find something similar.
Maybe it would be appropriate to point to it on the OSIS/SWORD web sites?
Has anyone tried that (Pollo) before?
Benedict
PS. Customization is possible: you can define the file type (osisCore file) and the schema to use it with (osisCore.1.1.1.xsd). After that it's just point & click job to tag documents...
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