Hi All, I tried to create a group that used this email address, but I was told that it was already in use... though I could find no other sign of it in...
Well, PCGen is (not so) slowly growing. here is the current list of places related to PCGen (if I miss someone/place, please post that as well, the more the...
If you have mIRC the channel is on any DALNet server and is called #pcgen Mynex - Dark Sith Silverback Android, Dark Lord of the Docs, The Sleepless One...
Hi, all. I've been lurking on the pcgen list for a couple of weeks, looking for a good way to contribute, but all I've posted so far is a note about a little...
Could someone post their idea of what an XML .LST file would like? It doesn't have to be full file, just the heading and one or two items... Dennis ...
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Jan 10, 2002 4:33 pm
... This is something one of the guys on the D20 XML list came up with for a spell list. It's an extract from the D20 SRD. I suspect that what we come up with...
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Jan 10, 2002 4:36 pm
Here's one I came up with for my custom money work. <coins region="RegionName"> <coin name="Platinum" abbr="pp" factor="500" weight="0.2"/> <coin name="Gold"...
I don't know much about what is and what is not parser friendly but I do know that example is fairly easy to read and understand. I think name and type could...
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STILES, BRAD
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Jan 10, 2002 5:06 pm
No so much friendly as more efficient. Most parsers are apparently optimized to handle attributes rather than elements with text bodies. While I agree that...
Yes, optimization will be an issue, but we need to keep in mind joe user as well. It has to be _REALLY_ easy for them to edit the information. As a note, I...
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Jan 10, 2002 6:39 pm
... Yep, but one nice thing about XML is that when we get to the point where there is a Schema, writing an editor that uses it will be moderately less complex....
Hello everyone! Have been using PCGen for quite some time, really like it, though on thing that irritated me was that I couldnt easily add my own magic ...
1) That's exactly what I meant, just didn't explain it very well. ;p So we see eye-to-eye on that. :D 2) Going through the list files, hmm.., never heard of...
... Well, one of the advantages of XML is that as long as you conform to the (reasonably strict, more so than HTML) rules[1], any parser should be able to...
Howdy, all. Took a few days to get added. As far as attributes vs elements, I reserve attributes for metadata whenever possible. DTD's liked attributes, but...
... Howdy. ... I agree with almost all of what Scott says. IMO, though, something's name should generally be considered metadata, and thus be an attribute ...
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Jan 10, 2002 9:19 pm
... Schemas *are* that flexible. As long as every size tag in the document to which the schema applies is the same, anyway. If the tag <size/> means two ...
... For what sort of item? Weapon? Spell? Magic Item? They'll (probably) all be different.... I'm drawing up a list of the things that we'll need to be...
... And less typing, too. At this point, I'm leaning toward having the various lists being resources used to define others. For example (and counter to your ...
... One thing I realized while working on this last night is that we're probably going to end up creating a schema that goes beyond what PCGen uses right now....
Hi, Just a bit of curiosity... If there is an D20XML why dont we use it for PCGen? Kalle...
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Jan 10, 2002 11:19 pm
... It's not complete. Besides which, we don't necessarily want to represent D20 data, we want to represent D20 data in a form that PCGen can use. Now, those...
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Jan 10, 2002 11:22 pm
... Actually, that one I posted was one that was derived directly from the SRD spell list. One of the D20-XML members did it as an excercise. The actual...
Hi, I've been using PCGEN for a few months now and I was looking for a way to get myself usefull in this project. I don't know JAVA but I've been scripting in...
