Version 5 of XML tutorials

Updated 2003-04-28 16:59:03

What tutorials are available for those beginning to use Tcl with XML? The sassy answer is to attend one of the Tcl Conferences, because Steve Ball is reliable about presenting this subject. Steve's moving some of this material on-line [L1 ], and some is already available on request from Zveno.

If you can't wait for those opportunities, read these on-line presentations of XML management with Tcl, all of which are accessible to XML beginners:

  • "Programming XML and Web services in TCL" [L2 ]
  • ...

TV Isn't XML like html where you can invent any label you want to any nesting level, where you are left to invent the meaning and the interpretation yourself, too? Of course it means you can have parsing of such labels, maybe listing the lot of them, a syntax definition, and hopefully standard readers and label sets and meanings. Is there much to actually learn about xml itself, I mean one can invent many special meaning labels, like html, and pretty printers and such, but xml itself is an open ended 'language' with a bit akward to type but easy enough hierarchical stucture, or did I miss a few evolving versions?