If you're talking something like an EBNF grammar, nae, one does not exist. I thought about creating an EBNF grammar at one point and dropping it in the Wiki, but after pondering some more, decided nobody would ever use such a thing. The best we can offer is to start at the documentation for <HBProfile> element (i.e., the 'root node'), and look at the "Tags allowed within this Element" section. I assume the rest of Honorbuddy is written similar to their CustomBehaviors that have shipped with the latest version. If that's the case, even the bot itself doesn't use normal parsing tools like FLEX/BISON/YACC. If you just need a sample profile to help get you started, look here... [wiki]Quest Order Starter Profile[/wiki] cheers, chinajade
I would suspect nortonmi was refering to XML Schema Definition (XSD) given that profiles are written using XML. This is useful for validation and intellisense if using an IDE. -Alpha
Hi Axazol, I think you've misunderstood the request. Nortonmi isn't looking for an editor, he's looking for an XSD file which is an XML Schema Definition. This type of file defines "what you can do where" basically so that when you're using an editor it can validate the XML profile against the XSD but also you get the intellisense dropdowns if the editor has support which can help some people to be more productive. XML Schema (W3C) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I hope that's a little clearer. -Alpha
I am assuming there is no XSD for profiles... can someone correct me if I am wrong? If there is not one... it should be fairly easy to create one.
