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XML Parser for Fortran. Handles XML and similar structured files. The library provides access (read and write) via a linked list. This is conceptual different from the SAX approach. The data can be held and 'browsed' in memory.
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TCUI is a Graphical User Interface for mobile devices, running on Java 2 Microedition. So, this lighweight (only 47 KiB) library provides you automatic GUI. Components: Window, Pane, Tree, List, Menu, Text, Label, Combo, Check, Soft bar, Popup menu.
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Annotate your POJOs to create a fully-functional application, with table support, collection filters, and persistence hooks.
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An efficient little program to simply parse XML files to find contents of different sets of tags, whichever you please. Can also return a list of all the XML tags in relation to their content.
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eXML is a XML Parser Framework for Eiffel. It features a native Eiffel parser and expat (using a C-bridge). Please note that we are using the mailing list at http://www.egroups.com/group/exml (and not the one on SF)
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