speaking about xml editors...

[unclebob]

goog noon,
what's the best xml editor for linux available for free/open-source?
can anyone recommend?
thanks.

 

[Manuel Collado]

El 09/10/2011 0:22, unclebob escribió:

goog noon,
what's the best xml editor for linux available for free/open-source?
can anyone recommend?
thanks.

My editor of choice is XXE: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/

Not exactly a free product, but there is a free "personal edition" for
personal and/or open source software development.

 

[Peter Flynn]

goog noon,
what's the best xml editor for linux available for free/open-source?

It depends what kind of documents you typically deal with, and what kind
of editor you feel comfortable with. Personally, I use Emacs with
psgml-mode, xxml-mode, and xslide-mode, but I typically deal with very
large, heavily-encoded text documents, broken documents, and documents
in development (as well as XSLT). YMMV.

///Peter

 

[Sven P]

My editor of choice is XXE: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/

Not exactly a free product, but there is a free "personal edition" for
personal and/or open source software development.

I installed the free version of XmlMind about year ago. Not very
convincing. There's nothing you can do with it, in terms of XML editing,
validating, XSL conversions or anything.

You can do the same XML things for instance with Notepad or better with
syntax coloring Notepad++ that the free version of XmlMind offers.

XmlMind Free is still on my computer. But now it is stored in
"\NotUseful" sub folder. That way I remember not to load it again. As
these XmlMind advertizements seem to keep popping up in this newsgroup
constantly.
SP

 

[Joe Kesselman]

what's the best xml editor for linux available for free/open-source?

That depends in large part on what kind of document you're trying to
edit and how you want to think about it. It could be anything from
syntax-assisted text editing to schema-directed forms to entering
everything into a data structure or database and generating the XML from
that.

--
Joe Kesselman,
http://www.love-song-productions.com/people/keshlam/index.html

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[mikem789]

goog noon,
what's the best xml editor for linux available for free/open-source?
can anyone recommend?
thanks.

I would suggest you look at XML Copy Editor which is pretty fast, full ist here, free xml editor. :yell: