Ok, after talking on the CB chatbox thing I put together a basic release of my framework. I just want to stress that I am not trying to plug the framework itself (I have already started work on a new one), but rather trying to prove the principle I have been trying to explain.

Please don't try and help improve or fix the code in this release it is irrelavent, the only reason I released it is so you can have a play with a working aXML system to evaluate its merits.

I will release the newest version when it is ready, and if anyone else is down with the paradigm we can talk about how to improve the code supporting it then (or write a completely new one that actually compiles the code properly instead of regex's/evals)

The release file can be found here : axml_release_0.1.zip Have the fun.

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