What free Windows text editor should I use to look at MIF files?

[Scott Prentice]

Since this discussion has morphed a bit .. I'll add a bit more to the 
MIF/XML thread. When XML came around I always thought how nice it would 
be to be able to convert between MIF and XML. Since MIF does have some 
similarities with XML, it seemed like a reasonable thing to do. So in 
2003 I created the beginning of what has become MIFML (the XML 
representation of a MIF file).

     http://leximation.com/tools/mifml/

I developed a DTD that maps all MIF 7 statements to comparable XML 
structures (including embedded graphics to some degree), then created a 
command line utility to perform the conversion from MIF to MIFML and 
back. This utility and the DTD are freely available from the URL above.

I haven't touched this code in years, so it's stuck at MIF7 level, 
although that should still work reasonably well.

Cheers,

...scott

On 10/6/14 11:22 AM, Steve Rickaby wrote:
> At 10:11 -0400 6/10/14, Fred Ridder wrote:
>
>> Sorry, Craig, but there's nothing to suggest that MIF has any basis in SGML, either.
> Just goes to show how pioneering the original product was. Afair, its only competitor was Interleaf, which required one 'administrator' per six or so seats.
>

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