The application for viewing and editing a text files.

The application is designed for viewing and editing .xml, .html and other text files. Implemented the opportunity of the editing by two ways: by rows and page by page.

Implemented:

1) the ability to open files in different encodings;

2) auto-detect encodigs:

• KOI8-R

• MACCYRILLIC

• IBM866

• IBM855

• WINDOWS-1251

• WINDOWS-1252

• WINDOWS-1253

• WINDOWS-1255

• ISO-8859-5

• ISO-8859-7

• ISO-8859-8

• ISO-2022-CN

• ISO-2022-JP

• ISO-2022-KR

• BIG-5

• UTF-8

• UTF-16BE | UTF-16LE

• UTF-32BE | UTF-32LE

3) saving file with selected encoding;

4) creation of the new ("buffer") document;

5) open a file from another application;

6) preview of the .FB2 file;

7) sending a file (with applications: Google drive, mail...);

8) copying document in the application folder "XML Editor" (for Android 4.4 or above);

9) "find/change text" dialog (menu).

XML Editor is a software tool designed to facilitate the creation, modification, validation, and overall management of XML (Extensible Markup Language) documents. It caters to a range of users, from beginners learning the basics of XML syntax to experienced developers working on complex data structures and configurations.

The core functionality of an XML Editor revolves around providing a user-friendly interface for interacting with XML code. This typically includes features like syntax highlighting, which visually distinguishes different elements, attributes, and values within the XML, making the code easier to read and understand. Many editors also offer auto-completion, suggesting possible tags and attributes as the user types, which speeds up the coding process and reduces errors. Furthermore, code folding allows users to collapse sections of the XML document, enabling them to focus on specific areas without being overwhelmed by the entire structure.

Beyond basic editing, XML Editors often include validation capabilities. These tools check the XML document against a defined schema (such as DTD or XSD) to ensure it adheres to the specified rules and constraints. Validation helps to identify errors early in the development process, preventing issues when the XML data is processed by other applications. Advanced editors may also support transformations, allowing users to convert XML documents from one format to another using XSLT (Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations). Debugging features can also be present, helping developers trace the execution of XSLT transformations to identify and resolve issues.

The choice of XML Editor depends on the specific needs of the user and the complexity of the XML documents they are working with. Some editors are lightweight and free, suitable for simple tasks, while others are more comprehensive and feature-rich, designed for professional developers working on large and complex projects. Some integrate with other development tools and IDEs, providing a seamless workflow. Ultimately, the goal of an XML Editor is to streamline the process of working with XML, making it more efficient and less error-prone.