Re^3: RFC: XML::Pastor v0.52 is released - A REVOLUTIONARY way to deal with XML

Looks nice but, are you planning to support other XML schema languages like Schematron or Relax NG? I'm asking because XSD is so freaking ugly that I always put my digigloves on before touching it ;-)

A side note for psini who considered the OP being a duplicate: It's not. The version in the code section comes with additional code examples.

holli, /regexed monk/

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Re^4: RFC: XML::Pastor v0.52 is released - A REVOLUTIONARY way to deal with XML by aulusoy (Scribe) on Jun 30, 2008 at 00:42 UTC
Schematron and Relax NG are a bunch that I like a lot for checking structure. Unfortunatly though, neither of these schemas contain enough information for generating the code. A way of supporting these would be using them just for validation and not for the actual code generation. But that means you would still need an XSD schema for the code generation. I agree that XSD schemas tend to be utterly ugly. Using a graphical aidfor designing the schema helps a lot. Here's a bunch: editix -- freeware Oxygen -- Personal/Academic version below $50 XmlSpy -- The best. But runs only on windoz. Around $500 I think.	[reply]

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Re^4: RFC: XML::Pastor v0.52 is released - A REVOLUTIONARY way to deal with XML
by aulusoy (Scribe) on Jun 30, 2008 at 00:42 UTC

Schematron and Relax NG are a bunch that I like a lot for checking structure.

Unfortunatly though, neither of these schemas contain enough information for generating the code.

A way of supporting these would be using them just for validation and not for the actual code generation. But that means you would still need an XSD schema for the code generation.

I agree that XSD schemas tend to be utterly ugly. Using a graphical aidfor designing the schema helps a lot. Here's a bunch:

editix -- freeware
Oxygen -- Personal/Academic version below $50
XmlSpy -- The best. But runs only on windoz. Around $500 I think.

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