XML

This is an experimental feature. To enable this function, check XML for File Information.

To use this function, the files you use should be formated in XML appropriately. If there is any missing closing tag, CasualConc cannot handle the file.

CasualConc can handle two tag types, but cannot mix them.

Header Tag

<header attr1="~" attr2="~>

This format is for files that have file information in the overall tags as attributes. For example:

<text date="19901010" type="editorial" pn="New York Times">

<p>Here is the text...</p>

<p>Here is another text...</p>

</text>

<header><attr1>~</attr1><attr2>~</attr2></header>

This format is for files that have file information as text within tags. For example:

<text>

<info>

<date>19901010</date>

<type>editorial</type>

<pn>New York Times</pn>

</info>

<p>Here is the text...</p>

<p>Here is another text...</p>

</text>

Main Text Tag

This is the tag for the main text you want to analyze. If CasualConc cannot read the main text properly, it reads the entire text on the file.