Sorry about the spam that just went through. The account in question signed up when I still had open membership. In deleting the spam I noticed that there were...
Hi everyone, I just wanted to introduce myself, say hello, and ask a few minor questions before I start getting involved. My name is Johnny, I live in New...
Hi everyone, I just added a new Equipment Folder in the files section which contains the XSLT for Brad's XML equipment list. The XSL file uses keys which...
... Hmm. It _should_ send you e-mail when you get a membership request. This is how I normally approve memberships for the lists I run. I would double-check...
Hi everyone, Sorry about my last post, it was blank. I'll post from my email client from now on, and not from the browser to avoid any of that nonsense. Now,...
... Most of this has been hashed more then once. Have you browsed the mail archive? We've pretty much agreed that there can be no Standard that satisfies ...
... I think I might actually have found some of that most valuable commodity - time - to devote to this project again. My new consulting gig is only 20 hrs per...
Unfortunately, this is already moving forward with a number of groups, individually an together. The "standard" that Campaign Suite Extended is currently...
... Coolness! ... <snip> ... EXTEME masochism. ... I can devote a small amount of time each week with processing the RTF files into XML, if you can provide a...
... This is the crux of the problem right here. If an XML format is designed specifically for a given "SRD", then it's not flexible enough for other d20 ...
... Although I'm not sure exactly what Brad meant by that, I however assumed he said he'd work with that one because it's easier to parse, ie "Cleaner" (which...
... I'm a big fan of Traveller T20 and d20 Modern as well. Any design I come up with will at least not be hostile to those systems. I'd love to see the sorts...
Hi All, this might work well for us. A "standards" way of including bit's and pieces, read spells/feats/equipment, of XML into one file, i.e. a character. ...
What? Movement in this group?? ;) (just kidding) I've been a lurker here for quite some time. I've also been toying with the idea of creating XML datasets that...
Hi all, Are there any d20 table schemas out there? In particular ones that can actually be USED to extract data with XSLT? Regards, /johnny :) -- "Everyone is...
... I've looked at it a little, but not much. You're going to have a tough time randomly selecting things without a random number generator; IIRC the SAXON...
... Hi Keith, Thanks for your quick reply. I don't need any random generation, I just need a tag spec that is logical so I can easily pattern match with XSL. I...
Johnny asked, "Are there any d20 table schemas out there? In particular ones that can actually be USED to extract data with XSLT?" Well, the d20xml spec we've...
... Off the top of my head, I'd look at something like: <table defaultroll='1d10' id='simple.table'> <name>Random Table 1</name> <entry special='low'>Rolled...
Hi all, I was looking over the "d20 XML Standard Reference Guide" and in particular the "defined tags", or elements, which there aren't many of. I was curious ...
... Hi Andargor, Just d/l the files, great stuff. I'm wondering how some of the descriptive data can be translated into something a bit more crunchy. I know...
johnny said, "I was thinking more along the lines of something like this: [...] This is how I've formatted the tables for my application. Marking the SRD...
johnny said, "Isn't the whole point of XML for me to have an element <strength> instead of an arbitrary element such as <ability-score> ?" Nope. The whole...
... Hi Tom, I donąt understand why it would be limited. It's clean and clear markup. Could you give a real-world example? It might help me understand. ??? ...
... I'm following up here instead of below; you asked for an example of how the model below is limiting. <class id='class.bard'> <name>Bard</name> <formula...
... The purpose of XML is to create or define self-describing data. You're better off having elements that say what a thing is in moderately general terms and...
