I have the same problem with XML too. Notepad++ has a plugin that can format a 50MB XML file in a few seconds. But my current client won’t allow plugins installed. So I have to use VS Code, which chokes on anything bigger than what I could do myself manually if I was determined.
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I have the same problem with XML too. Notepad++ has a plugin that can format a 50MB XML file in a few seconds. But my current client won’t allow plugins installed. So I have to use VS Code, which chokes on anything bigger than what I could do myself manually if I was determined.
You don’t need to open a file in a text editor to format it
Meanwhile, I can open a 1GB file in (stock) vim without any trouble at all.
Formatting is what
xmllintis for.Just install python and format it. Then
Time to train an LLM to format XML and hope for the best
Do we need a “don’t parse xml with LLM” copypasta?
Wait, it’s all regex?
Always has been
I don’t wish death on anyone.
I use vim macros. You can do some crazy formatting with it