Some people can live with XML... I know I can. But it's not very
intuitive. Check in my source tree the side-by-side versions of the
same data in XOD and SOD and tell me what you think.
And so says Neil Mosafi on 03/02/06 17:33...
> A major advantage is that if I open a XOD file in any decent text editor
> (vim, notepad2, visual studio etc) then I get full syntax highlighting
> all over.. open it in IE and you can see this too! Agreeably, there are
> probably syntax highlighting for other formats (vim has so many!), but I
> doubt as many editors will support them.
By the way, Emacs can usefully highlight SOD in conf-javaprop-mode :-)
I don't know what javaprop is, but it's seemingly similar enough. Vim
probably has a mode for that too...
best,
Lalo Martins
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then they seem improbable, and then, when we
summon the will, they soon become inevitable.
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