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Well, you'll often get XML files with a single line and no whitespace between elements, and that makes things a lot more interesting. Basically, you can't rely
by rcthompson 13y ago
Well, you'll often get XML files with a single line and no whitespace between elements, and that makes things a lot more interesting. Basically, you can't rely it being practical to quickly poke around in the text of an XML file. I always feel sad when I have to read the text of an XML file to get information.
- JadeNB 13y ago> Well, you'll often get XML files with a single line and no whitespace between elements, and that makes things a lot more interesting. That can be fixed with `xmllint --format`; but I agree that, once you need to bring in external tools, it's not clear that calling it 'human-readable' is really appropriate any more.