CataLibs is software with AppleScript libraries that simplify various functions used for handling strings and XML.
CataLibs is a software that can be described as two very small, but powerful AppleScript libraries specifically tailored to handle string and XML data. With CataLibs, you no longer have to worry about setting the text item delimiters or exploring complex XML data.
By simply loading the CataLibs script file, you'll gain access to a wide range of capabilities. For example, the "explode(char,str)" command can be used to break down strings into smaller parts. Even better, the syntax of the string function handlers are based on PHP, a widely-used programming language.
The XML library offered by CataLibs is equally impressive. With it, you can create elements, add attributes and child nodes to elements, parse XML data, and much more. If you regularly deal with complex XML data, CataLibs will make your life a whole lot easier.
As an added bonus, both of these libraries are open-source, so you're free to contribute, redistribute or modify them according to your needs. If you're looking for an efficient and easy-to-use way to handle string and XML data in AppleScript, CataLibs is definitely worth checking out.
By simply loading the CataLibs script file, you'll gain access to a wide range of capabilities. For example, the "explode(char,str)" command can be used to break down strings into smaller parts. Even better, the syntax of the string function handlers are based on PHP, a widely-used programming language.
The XML library offered by CataLibs is equally impressive. With it, you can create elements, add attributes and child nodes to elements, parse XML data, and much more. If you regularly deal with complex XML data, CataLibs will make your life a whole lot easier.
As an added bonus, both of these libraries are open-source, so you're free to contribute, redistribute or modify them according to your needs. If you're looking for an efficient and easy-to-use way to handle string and XML data in AppleScript, CataLibs is definitely worth checking out.
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