At some point I got the idea that the only proper way to edit an xml file is in a tree based orientation where element and attribute names are clearly separated from their contents.
From using it I found out that this idea actually works (for me anyway)...
I'm currently working on adding a simple dtd editor but mostly I'm trying to add features that allow me to work fast, like keyboard-shortcuts for common actions and to avoid adding things I don't need.
The DTD parser/editor bit is also an experiment in working with a kind of element factories I think.
Call xmleditor.py in the top directory, supply a filename if needed .
Use toolkit.py in the program directory (axe) to define which gui toolkit to use.
I have configured my file manager to call this program on the file selected.
- Python (with ElementTree)
- PyQt or wxPhoenix for the current version