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The Extensible Markup Language or '''XML''' is a human readable data container standard that uses an [[SGML]] subset markup language to define containers, it is intended more for exchange of information rather than actual storage of it, as it can grow pretty large but also works well for small storage files that need to be human readable and editable with a simple tool, configuration files being one example. | The Extensible Markup Language or '''XML''' is a human readable data container standard that uses an [[SGML]] subset markup language to define containers, it is intended more for exchange of information rather than actual storage of it, as it can grow pretty large but also works well for small storage files that need to be human readable and editable with a simple tool, small configuration files being one example. | ||
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Revision as of 16:56, 19 February 2016
The Extensible Markup Language or XML is a human readable data container standard that uses an SGML subset markup language to define containers, it is intended more for exchange of information rather than actual storage of it, as it can grow pretty large but also works well for small storage files that need to be human readable and editable with a simple tool, small configuration files being one example.
OS/2 text editors with XML support
- Lugaru Epsilon - XML syntax highlighting and autoindent available as a seperate download. - Commercial.
Links & publications
- Michael Champion: Daring to Do Less with XML