I want to automatically format an XML schema definition file. All the normal pretty-print stuff: linebreaks after end-element, indentiing. I have seen this answer, and this elisp, which gives me the basics. Beyond what is there, though, I would like line-breaks between attributes within angle-brackets.
Like so. Before:
<s:schema elementFormDefault="qualified" targetNamespace="urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/TransactionDetail/" xmlns:tns="urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/TransactionDetail/" xmlns:detail="urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/TransactionDetail/" xmlns:to="urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/" xmlns:s="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:address="urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/Address/" xmlns:caller="urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/Caller/" xmlns:gwy="urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/Gateway/" xmlns:tender="urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/Tender/" > ... </s:schema> After:
<s:schema elementFormDefault = "qualified" targetNamespace = "urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/TransactionDetail/" xmlns:tns = "urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/TransactionDetail/" xmlns:detail = "urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/TransactionDetail/" xmlns:to = "urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/" xmlns:s = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:address = "urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/Address/" xmlns:caller = "urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/Caller/" xmlns:gwy = "urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/Gateway/" xmlns:tender = "urn:Cheeso.2009.05.Finance/TransferObject/Tender/" > ... </s:schema> Can anyone suggest some elisp that can line up the = ?
