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XML editor

XML text with tags kept matched, mistakes marked where they are made, and checking against the XSD or DTD the document names

Editor · origin tag editor/xml · Editors

Availability

Availability per host
HostStateHow to get it
StandaloneAvailableInstall from v0.1.3826-alpha
DesktopNot plannedNot planned
IntelliJ PlatformNot plannedNot planned
Visual Studio CodeNot plannedNot planned
EclipseNot plannedNot planned
ThinkRailNot plannedNot planned
NotionNot plannedNot planned
ClaudeNot plannedNot planned

What it is for

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Why a specialized view helps

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File formats

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Screenshots

The XML editor on a document that breaks the XSD it names: tags, attributes and values coloured, a red marker in the gutter on each line the schema rejects (a book without its required `isbn`, a book without its required year, a year that is not a year and an element the schema does not allow there), wavy underlines under the offending names and values, and the status line reading **Saved**, **4 errors** and **Schema: library.xsd**.

Standalone, at 008f6f0

What is visible: The XML editor on a document that breaks the XSD it names: tags, attributes and values coloured, a red marker in the gutter on each line the schema rejects (a book without its required `isbn`, a book without its required year, a year that is not a year and an element the schema does not allow there), wavy underlines under the offending names and values, and the status line reading **Saved**, **4 errors** and **Schema: library.xsd**.

Why it matters: An XML file is checked against the XSD or DTD it names while it is typed, so a missing attribute, a missing element or a value the schema rejects is marked on its line before any program reads the file.

Licence: Apache-2.0

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