Excuse me for the question, but my english is not my best thing :P.
Do you need to search the element in the xml file?
If you want to search IN the file, you can you some editor and use some function to search on it.
For example, Gedit (ctrl + f to find), or VI (in command line, /xml ---> this search and show the results).
I ask excuses if this is not the right thing.
jeasoft
Last Activity: Jul 27 '08, 12:54 AM
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Why?
Do you want to mount a Windows system in a Virtual Machine or mount a partition of Windows?
If you want to mount Windows in a Virtual Machine (VM now), use the Virtual Box application, is good, and it have a kind of shared folder to share the Linux/Windows files.
If you want to mount a a partition of Windows in linux, you have to try the ntfs-3g....Leave a comment:
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Well, there are a lot of distros out there in the web, but i recommends you Fedora or Ubuntu distros.
A lot of information about those in the net (you just need to google by a little :P).
You use Fedora right now, but i was a beginner/a little intermediate Debian's user.
The most documented and used distros are:
Debian
Fedora
Ubuntu (the most famous son of Debian)
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thanks !!
There are a lot of excellent editors (like emacs, jedi, and a large etc.), but VIM is (not at all) simple and with goods functionality. I have to confess you that i use only the regular commands (dd, cc, p, set number, etc.), but with VIM we have a lot of functionality features (and we can add more in the /etc/vimrc).
Well, thank you again, and i hope to learn a lot of things here (including my english vocabulary :p)....Leave a comment:
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In the case of you are using GNU/Linux, you can use the command info <<command>> too.
When you learn a little bit of unix/linux command, it's a good idea to search a shell scripting manual, specially about Bash.Leave a comment:
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Hi everyone, i'm a newbie in the programming horizon (but not exactly "new" in GNU/Linux world)
I'm using Fedora 8 and Python 2.5.1.
My editor is VIM
:PCode:#!/usr/bin/env python print "hello, world! "
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