good xml editor?

[MetHimPikeHoses]

What is a good XML editor to use? I'm trying to enable the barbarian civ, but my XML files always open in a web browser, and I cannot edit the code. Thanks.

 

[Red Door]

Futzy has a good program you can use. A little buggy for me but it still works.

 

[Promenthus]

Definitely go with Cooktop v2.5. No price, bug-free, and it actually color-codes everything so it's not that harsh on the eyes. It also comes with a very accurate syntax checker, so if you make a mistake and ask it to check, it'll find it.
www.cooktop.com

 

[Rufus T. Firefly]

 

[Déja]

I love the Microsoft Visual Studio Express tools... they all have excellent XML support, and they're free

 

[Civrules]

XML Spy:
http://www.altova.com/products_ide.html

 

[Tahuti]

XML Spy:
http://www.altova.com/products_ide.html

Me to! Download this!

 

[The Great Apple]

I use UltraEdit, mainly because I have it, and because it has a nice little replace function which I like to use.

 

[Kael]

XML Spy:
http://www.altova.com/products_ide.html

XMLSpy is definitly the best, and only costs a few hundred dollars.

 

[Promenthus]

Like I posted before, unless you have a few hundred dollars to spend on XMLSpy, definitely go with Cooktop v2.5. It's free, bug-free, and it actually color-codes everything so it's not that harsh on the eyes. It also comes with a very accurate syntax checker.

http://www.xmlcooktop.com

 

[Civrules]

XMLSpy is definitly the best, and only costs a few hundred dollars.

XML Spy is free...

Unless you want to pay for it.

I downloaded the 2006 Professional Edition from their site - free.

 

[Kael]

XML Spy is free...

Unless you want to pay for it.

I downloaded the 2006 Professional Edition from their site - free.

I see where you can get the eval for 30 days for free, but its time bombed. Do you see a place on their site where you can get a non-timed bombed version for free?

 

[warpstorm]

They have the free home use version which is powerful enough for most modding Civ4.

 

[Junuxx]

Notepad rules!
If I ever get confused with brackets or the like, I check it in jEdit (free, nice, color-coding, multi-window) but I just prefer notepad.

 

[Kushan]

I use jEDIT. its java based but it gets the job done.

Kushan

 

[Haarbal]

real men code with notepad

 

[NeverMind]

XML Marker makes .xml files look much more friendly than in Notepad

 

[Shichiaikan]

I'm really surprised that no one uses BBedit or HTMLkit... both have xml along with html, not that you'd need the latter for anything here, but they are both nice suites... htmlkit I think is free also... bb is not.

 

[slothman]

The "free" home edition only allowed features for 24 hours.
It also needs you to download a license but that probably doesn't matter.

 

[Master Lexx]

Noreplad++ is free and good and has xml syntax coloring. The windows notepad is only for mad guys who have too much time. http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/about.php