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== Existing Projects == | == Existing Projects == | ||
=== Verbosio === | |||
http://verbosio.mozdev.org/ - [[Xulrunner]] app, not ready for general use | |||
Last update: 2010 October | |||
<pre>Imagine: You have a XUL document you're working on, | |||
and you want to include SVG graphics in the document. | |||
Such a concept is possible only if you have an editor | |||
that supports both XUL and SVG editing. You could, of | |||
course, edit it with a text editor, but people already | |||
design SVG editors, XUL editors, XHTML editors, etc. | |||
What if you could have all these editors working together | |||
on a single document? | |||
This is Verbosio's goal. Verbosio is an architectural | |||
design for overlaying XUL-based editors for XML languages | |||
and language-specific documents into a common tool. | |||
Using Mozilla's XPInstall technology, Verbosio will allow | |||
language-specific tools to combine to give the user a | |||
multifaceted XML editing tool. | |||
</pre> | |||
BUT | |||
<pre>Verbosio is currently available as a XULRunner | |||
application in a preview, not ready for general use. | |||
</pre> | |||
=== Orangevolt EclipseXUL === | === Orangevolt EclipseXUL === | ||
Project owner: Lars Gersmann - single developer. | Project owner: Lars Gersmann - single developer. | ||
Last update: 2006 | Last update: 2006 | ||
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