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What's your favorite XML editing tool/application?

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03-13-2013 02:22 AM
ScottMcGee
Regular Contributor
I'm just getting started with Flex and editing XML files. I've been using Notepad and Wordpad on Windows, but it seems there has to be something better. So, do you have a favorite XML editing program that you can't live without? Free is best, but up to about $50-$75 isn't too bad. I've seen some that are in the multi-hundreds of dollars, but that's too much for me.
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AnthonyGiles
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Scott

Notepad++ is pretty good and its free:

http://notepad-plus-plus.org/

Regards

Anthony
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ScottMcGee
Regular Contributor
Anthony,

Thanks for the Notepad++ recommendation. I wasn't aware of that, so I downloaded it, tried it, and I like it. Very feature packed. I've set it as the default editor on my computer for plain-text type files. Goodbye MS Notepad!
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GISDev1
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I also use Notepad++ daily for many things. It also has an excellent plugin community to do other cool things.
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DougBrowning
MVP Esteemed Contributor
XML Notepad from MS is not bad also. 

With Notepad++ I had to add the XML extensions but once i did they worked great.


Has anyone ever seen an interface that allows a novice to fill out dialog box questions and it builds the XML for them?  Like a python module or something.

Thanks
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DougBrowning
MVP Esteemed Contributor
Just an update.  I ended up getting pretty much all that i wanted out of XMLPad Pro (it is free).
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