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- .cvsignore
- AUTHORS
- COPYING.LIB
- ChangeLog
- Copyright
- HACKING
- HTMLparser.c
- HTMLparser.h
- HTMLtree.c
- HTMLtree.h
- INSTALL
- MAINTAINERS
- Makefile.am
- Makefile.win
- NEWS
- README
- SAX.c
- SAX.h
- SAXresult/
- TODO
- acconfig.h
- autogen.sh
- config.h.in
- configure.in
- debugXML.c
- debugXML.h
- doc/
- encoding.c
- encoding.h
- entities.c
- entities.h
- error.c
- example/
- include/
- install-sh
- libxml.spec.in
- missing
- mkinstalldirs
- nanoftp.c
- nanoftp.h
- nanohttp.c
- nanohttp.h
- parser.c
- parser.h
- parserInternals.h
- result/
- test/
- testHTML.c
- testSAX.c
- testXPath.c
- tester.c
- tree.c
- tree.h
- valid.c
- valid.h
- win32config.h.in
- xlink.c
- xlink.h
- xml-config.in
- xml-error.h
- xmlConf.sh.in
- xmlIO.c
- xmlIO.h
- xmlmemory.c
- xmlmemory.h
- xpath.c
- xpath.h
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Properties
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README
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XML parser for Gnome Documentation is available on-line at http://rufus.w3.org/veillard/XML/xml.html A mailing-list has been set-up, to subscribe: echo "subscribe xml" | mail majordomo@rufus.w3.org The list archive is at: http://rufus.w3.org/veillard/XML/messages/ NOTE: I use a second CVS server for experimental version of the XML code, this mean that if you commit without a Changelog or without sending the patch to me or the list, it may well get lost. I usually check before copying over the Gnome directory, but it may happen. People interested in the bleeding edge or what I'm up to can check at http://dev.w3.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/XML/ Daniel.Veillard@w3.org