Thanks for the replies guys.  The only concern for the commercial products with 30 day trials is I would want to start using it when I am a little further along and when I will have more time to work on this.  In two weeks I get all my teeth removed and will likely be stuck at home for a bit.

For any who were not at the meeting, I am not really looking for a way to edit XML.  I am creating XML from C code and when xmllint tells me something does not fit in the pre-existing schema, it is not always easy to learn why. 

It was suggested that some editor with extensive support might be able to look/edit the code and knowing the schema(s) involved be able to show me what is needed to fix the xml output from my program.


On Sat, Jul 13, 2013 at 5:25 AM, <kitepilot@kitepilot.com> wrote:
If you dare to try vim (vi)   :)
That may help you solve problems...
I've used it for light stuff and it works right out of the box.
There are also several add-ons, do a search for 'vim xml'
YMMV...
ET


Dazed_75 writes:
Ed, I search for tools like we discussed last night but everything I found
was either a commercial product, poorly rated or dated.  I tried 2 of the
but one would not run and the other was a Windows product despite saying it
was cross platform.  It did use Java, so maybe it could be used but I did
not like the first question it asked me so I dumped it.
I hope you remembered the name of the tool you liked.  And maybe it was on
this list:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_XML_editors
If others have any ideas after hearing me last night, I would be happy to
hear it.
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