Re: [xsl] Decent and reasonably priced editor

[Larry Garfield <larry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Kaine Varley wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone have any recommendations for a decent and reasonably price XML
> editor for both XML and XSLT? I used to use XMLSpy 3.5, which had some great
> features like formatting and indenting XML. However, I was quite taken aback
> by the enormous price hike $399, to version 5. I'm not after anything fancy,
> like managing XML projects or even intelli-sense, just the formatting and
> parsing for validity would be great.

xmltidy and xmllint, respectively, both freely available on GNU/Linux. 
:-)  I believe there's a windows version of xmltidy as well.  Not sure 
about xmllint.

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