Rapid XSLT

The project is still too early in its development life cycle to be compared to other, more mature, editors and IDEs. Nevertheless, it does provide a complete set of tools that a programmer can use for writing XSLT.There are no plans to further develop this project.Some of the features of this editor:- Ctrl+Shift brings up a list of frequently typed XSLT elements with a shortcut letter that allows one to be inserted.- Shorthand Notation supports two groups of elements that abstract nicely to programmatic constructs: xsl:call-Template and xsl:with-param elements and xsl:choose, xsl:when and xsl:otherwise. They can be written using the shorthand notation as a method call and a case-Default construct, respectively.- Ctrl+Alt+arrow keys navigate Between elements and attributes.- User preferences allow inserted code to be customized.- One or more elements can be wrapped with an inserted element.- Multiple XSLT files can be opened and edited at once.The download file contains help sheets to explain how to use the program.What are its known limitations?- The preferences window is not user friendly in that the options that should be set via radio buttons are set by typing `YES` or `NO` into text fields.- When closing an open document, the user is prompted to save even if no changes have been made to it.- Only one construct can be typed at a time in the shorthand notation text area. Therefore, a case/default construct may not be followed by a method call, and vice versa.