Lennart Staflin has announced the release of v1.2.2 of
PSGML,
an Emacs major mode for editing XML and SGML documents.
Version 1.2.2 is a bug-fix release, available for download
at the
PSGML download site at Sourceforge. Unfortunately,
neither the changelog nor readme file in the distribution
provides any details about what bug fixes it includes.
This release follows an announcement from Staflin back in
October that he would be moving the PSGML source to
Sourceforge and, after a putting out one or two bug-fix
releases, "inviting others to take an active part in the
future development" of the application.
Emacs/PSGML is widely used in the XML development
community, is the editor of choice for many open-source
documentation projects, and is a key component of most of
open-source XML/SGML integrated authoring packages, including
the Debian task-sgml
package, the docbook-tools
package (RPMs), Paul Kinnucan's XAE, and of the editing
solution outlined by Markus Hoenicka in his widely used
SGML for NT tutorial.
PSGML developer discussion takes place on the psgml-devel
list. User discussion takes place on the psgml-user list. You
can find subscription information and archives for both lists
at the PSGML
site at Sourceforge.