First of all thanks for the outstanding software. I've tried out several other open source xml editors over the past year, and this is first one that have convinced me to stop using vim :) FWIW, most of the XML files I edit are over 100K (1000+ lines), and some editors have simply been way to slow to be usable.
I just built v1.1.0.6 and had to install several additional packages before I could build xml copy editor. I thought I would list them here by their fedora package names in case anyone else runs into problems. Perhaps eventually a complete list of dependencies could make their way in the INSTALL.
Thanks Chip! Must add the file to INSTALL. (I'm aware there are lots of dependencies, but they all do things that the others don't, honest!
The one potentially redundant dependency is expat (because it doesn't do anything the other parsers don't, though it's the fastest by far), but it's also the smallest and the one that's already present on virtually all systems.
Best,
Gerald
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First of all thanks for the outstanding software. I've tried out several other open source xml editors over the past year, and this is first one that have convinced me to stop using vim :) FWIW, most of the XML files I edit are over 100K (1000+ lines), and some editors have simply been way to slow to be usable.
I just built v1.1.0.6 and had to install several additional packages before I could build xml copy editor. I thought I would list them here by their fedora package names in case anyone else runs into problems. Perhaps eventually a complete list of dependencies could make their way in the INSTALL.
pcre-devel
aspell-devel
boost (and boost-devel)
xerces-c (and xerces-c-devel)
libxml-devel
libxslt-devel
expat-devel
Thanks!
Chip
Thanks Chip! Must add the file to INSTALL. (I'm aware there are lots of dependencies, but they all do things that the others don't, honest!
The one potentially redundant dependency is expat (because it doesn't do anything the other parsers don't, though it's the fastest by far), but it's also the smallest and the one that's already present on virtually all systems.
Best,
Gerald