On 14-03-04 09:43 AM, PMario wrote:
The data consists of a tree-like structure. The program generates a
continent for a fantasy role-playing game, creating nations within
the
continent, counties within the nations, communities within the
counties,
and so on down to the individual people.
I see. interesting :)
Creating the data was the easy part. Putting it in a readable
format...that's hard.
The probelm here is. TW doesn't use a tree like structure to store its
data.
That is, unfortunately, kind of a kiss of death in this situation. We
tried XML and XQuery, but every browser we tried refused to load a local
XML file.
So it should be for a PC?
Target system is PC (Windows and Linux), though we would like the output
readable on a Mac, Android, iOS, etc. However, functional under Windows
and Linux is our first goal.
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