Text and Source Indexer

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Last Update: 2013-02-21

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xsi (aka "xz") is primarily a source code browser. it comprehends a wide variety of syntaxes including lisp, c, c++, lex, perl, java, and even make. it is tolerant of sgml variants such as xml, html, etc. as well. xz can also be used as a text index

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