[thelist] Choosing an XML editor
Ray Hill
ray.hill at informative.com
Mon Jun 17 16:31:01 CDT 2002
> Can anyone suggest a good XML editor to use?
If you have a budget for this, XML Spy is the editor I'd suggest. It has
tag insight and most of the features you're probably used to. I had very
few complaints when I was using it.
http://www.xmlspy.com/
If you want a decent free option, check out the xRay editor that Architag
offers. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of a commercial editor,
but it does have the benefit of a colored bar at the bottom that perpetually
reflects the validity of your code (green if it's valid, red with the
appropriate error if you screw something up). Very snazzy for a free tool.
http://www.architag.com/xray/
--ray
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