OT: Less-restrictive alternative to XML and XML visualizers?

[Bill Baxter]

On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 2:51 PM, Nick Sabalausky <a at a.a> wrote:
> I don't suppose you know of a general-use tool that would let me provide a
> text file and a tree (JSON, XML, or anything else) that describes a
> particular parsing of the text file (obviously including indicies into the
> original text file for each node, or something like that) and lets you
> select one thing on one side and have it highlight the corresponding portion
> on the other side?  Ie, like this:
>
> Source Frame: (Quotes indicate the selection)
> (1 + "(2 * 3)") % 4
>
> Tree Frame: (Quotes indicate the selection)
> %
> |-- +
> |   |-- 1
> |   |-- "*"
> |   |   |-- 2
> |   |   |-- 3
> |-- 4
>
> Then again, that could be a good exercise for trying out DWT.


Just don't try it out with DWT 1.038 or 1.039!    1.037 looks to be
what you gotta stick with if you want DWT.

--bb