Forgot to mention that I use Windows Vista.


"Richard Tobin" <richard@c...> wrote in message 
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> In article <49ddd9dc$0$90276$14726298@n...>,
> mlt <asdf@a...> wrote:
>>Are there any applications that reads an XML file and let the user specify
>>(using eg. XPath) how the output should be generated and writes this to 
>>eg.
>>a text file?
>
> LT-XML 2 (http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/software/ltxml2) includes lxprintf
> which can be used for simple tasks of this kind.  Here's an example
> from the manual page:
>
>       <products>
>         <product price="3">Chicken</product>
>         <product price="11.50">Lobster</product>
>         <product price=".20">Apple</product>
>         <product price="1.09">Milk (2 litres)</product>
>       </products>
>
>       lxprintf -e product "%-20s $%5.2f\n" . @price <prices.xml
>
>              Print a list of products and their prices. The product name 
> will
>              be padded to appear at the left of a 20-character field, and 
> the
>              price  will  be  padded  to appear at the right of a 
> 5-character
>              field. The output is:
>
>              Chicken              $ 3.00
>              Lobster              $11.50
>              Apple                $ 0.20
>              Milk (2 litres)      $ 1.09
>
> -- Richard
> -- 
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