Author: Andrew Wagner
Date: 18:36:58 03/03/05
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On March 03, 2005 at 16:54:09, Charles Roberson wrote: > > Someone here (I forgot who)posted a message that they use XML to output > their trace data. This sounded neat so I converted my trace function to > output XML. This made it very easy to view and compare trees. > > However, I have two questions for any that know. > 1) How does one tell an xml viewer to display everything collapsed > as opposed to expanded? Is there an XML command or is it a viewer > option. One of the major purposes of XML is to represent data only in the document itself, and say nothing about formatting. If you want to format the data in a specific way, you should write a separate style sheet for how it should be formatted, using XSL or CSS. See, for example, http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/default.asp. > 2) What is the recommended (fast) viewer. iexplorer was quite slow > in dealing with a 7 ply trace that didn't even show qnodes or > detailed position eval nodes. I used IE myself, and didn't find it that bad. > > Charles Let me know if you want any help with this project, I think XML is fantastic for this kind of data representation.
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