I need a "GOOD" not one of those sloppy ones that don't work half the time, XML & XSL & XSLT Editor that is FREE. Not one that costs like oxyGen XML Editor. I want a FREEWARE one.
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I need a "GOOD" freeware XML & XSL(T) Editor
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I don't think it's what you're looking for, but TextWrangler is free now, and it will do syntax highlighting for XML. It is otherwise just a powerful raw text editor, however, so it doesn't sound quite right for you (perhaps worth a look anyway, though--I love that app).
I use that 24/7, but I'm looking for more like... ya know how Dev-C++ formats the text as you write it like, if I start typing print it'll popup with printf(const char [, arg, ...]);Makosuke said:
like that? I want something that'll check for errors as I type things, so far just found an XML editor - came with a css editor as well.
TextEdit won't save as XML will it? Wow... it will to Word XML. I think I'll just develope a PHP application to help me out with XML - I love PHP. As for the Java ones, they cost money $$$ which I don't haveWill Cheyney said:
. But I did buy me a nice ring - Celtic Knot.XML is plain text. Save your text files as .xml or whatever. TextEdit can do it.slooksterPSV said:TextEdit won't save as XML will it? Wow... it will to Word XML. I think I'll just develope a PHP application to help me out with XML - I love PHP. As for the Java ones, they cost money $$$ which I don't have
textmate (www.macromates.com) has pretty good support for most languages. It has XML code highlighting and snippets.