Re: [Tclxml-users] Welcome to the "Tclxml-users" mailing list

[Anthony B. <ton...@li...>]

tcl...@li... wrote:
> Welcome to the Tcl...@li... mailing list!
> Welcome to the TclXML Users mailing list!
>
> This mailing list is for applicaton developers who wish to make use of
> the TclXML package.  Questions about the use of the package are
> welcome, and might even be answered ;-)
>
> Those wishing to maintain or enhance the TclXML package should proceed
> to the tclxml-devel list.

I like that...(might even be answered).
Então, I hope that my annoying newbie question won't be offensive nor 
off-topic.

Am I in the proper place to learn how to use xml save project data for a 
program?
I've pretty well figure out that it would be quite easy to have my program
write an xml file, even without any xml specific software (just puts 
"<varname> data</varname>
etc. to a text file, really), but, getting the program to read the file 
later to re-open
a project, that is the difficulty I seek to overcome at this juncture.
The program in question is a translation project mgmt tool, 
http://www.transprocalc.org
I figure writing the xml file is as easy as writing the reports it outputs.
But, this tool, tclxml, I can use it, not just to write, but also to 
*read* an xml file to set variables to re-open a
saved project, yes?

/tony

-- 
Anthony Baldwin

http://www.BaldwinLinguas.com 
Translation & Interpreting

http://www.TransProCalc.org 
Free translation project mgmt software 

http://www.LinguasOS.org 
Linux for Translators