I tried running the examples xmltest and xmltest2 but I need xmlparser.cls. any advice? Also my text editor puts the code and the documentation all on one line. hard to read. What do i need to correctly interpret the cr/lf (I'm using notepad in Windows xp.) In the end, I'm trying to generate an xml document with ooRexx using schema provided by the IRS; I would appreciate any help I can get.
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The xmlparser.cls file is included in the OrxUtils package. Look in the perent subdir of the examples.
The docs and files were all created on Linux. You need an editor that can read Unix-type files. When all this becomes official the hepl documents will be either HTML or a PDF so reading them should not be a problem.
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I tried running the examples xmltest and xmltest2 but I need xmlparser.cls. any advice? Also my text editor puts the code and the documentation all on one line. hard to read. What do i need to correctly interpret the cr/lf (I'm using notepad in Windows xp.) In the end, I'm trying to generate an xml document with ooRexx using schema provided by the IRS; I would appreciate any help I can get.
The xmlparser.cls file is included in the OrxUtils package. Look in the perent subdir of the examples.
The docs and files were all created on Linux. You need an editor that can read Unix-type files. When all this becomes official the hepl documents will be either HTML or a PDF so reading them should not be a problem.