xmlwf.vim : A compiler plugin for the xmlwf xml well-formedness checker
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| Robert Rowsome |
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| utility |
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| description |
| xmlwf is a command-line utility for checking whether an xml document is well-formed. This plugin will enable you to use xmlwf through Vim to check the well-formedness of the xml file you are editing. Vim will take you right to the errors, if there are any. |
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You must have the xmlwf utility on your system. I believe it is part of the Expat library. Copy the file to your compiler directory, usually ~/.vim/compiler/. To use it, open an xml file and type ":compiler xmlwf".
Then, ":make". It should take you directly to the first error in the document, if there are any. Note: the xmlwf.vim file has UNIX line endings, so if you get a bunch of garbage when you try to use it on a windows machine (via cygwin, for example) just save the file with DOS line endings. |
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