Amen to that. I actually like the idea behind XSD - I have encountered situations where a "strongly-typed" configuration file would have made a lot of sense. O

Amen to that. I actually like the idea behind XSD - I have encountered situations where a "strongly-typed" configuration file would have made a lot of sense. Only problem is that the kinda-like-XML-but-not-really format of XSD is so clunky it becomes a second source of frustration.