14 February 2007 — Posted by Allan Odgaard

XML / XSL Support

Todd Ditchendorf has been active improving the XML / XSL support in TextMate, he both did a bundle with XSLT snippets and the following two plug-ins:

The TeXMLMate Plug-in adds an XML parsing palette to the popular TextMate text editor for Mac OS X. While editing an XML (or XHTML) document in TextMate, you can open the TeXMLMate palette to conveniently check your document for well-formedness or validity against a DTD, W3C XML Schema, RELAX NG schema, or Schematron schema

Latest version also allows you to run XPath expressions against your document and see the selected nodes.

The TeXSLMate Plug-in adds an XSLT/XQuery debugging palette to the popular TextMate text editor for Mac OS X. While editing an XSTL stylesheet or XQuery program in TextMate, you can open the TeXSLMate palette to conveniently transform/execute the stylesheet/query against any source file and see different views of the result as well as console error messages

His instructions tells you to quit TextMate and copy the plug-in to the appropriate destination, but of course you can also just double-click it and let TextMate take care of it! :)

Andreas Schöller also posted a bundle with XSLT snippets.

3 Comments

  1. 14 Feb 2007 | # Nicholas Helke wrote…

    Great to see that you are loosing no time after your long holiday; and are already on back on top of TextMate developments.

  2. 14 Feb 2007 | # Dominic Mitchell wrote…

    That's lovely. Now all I need to do is come up with a working XQuery language for textmate…

  3. 14 Feb 2007 | # Todd Ditchendorf wrote…

    Welcome back, Allan! Thanks for the Plug-In pimpage! ;-]

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