[thelist] XML Editor Recommendations

[liorean]

Sam Carter wrote:
> Any recommendations for an XML editor?

Depends on what you want. Merlot/Xerlin is an excellent XML 
tree-structure editor that generates only valid, well-formed XML. If you 
want a text editor, most of them works. I like SciTE myself, it's 
effective, customisable, have all features I need without the feature 
bloat found in many others such as BBEdit, TextPad4.5, UltraEdit. The 
only big lack is that it only has match bracket/brace/parens, not match 
tags.

I've only heard good stuff about Oxygen, but I;ve never tried it.

If you want to see what's out there without needing to pay for it, have 
a look at <http://horizon.nserl.purdue.edu/Xml/XMLtools.html>. It's by 
far the best list of free XML tools out there.

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