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Well the list of tools keeps growing . Naturally, it does not support
sgml but Tycho by itself is a useful tool. Tcl/tk proponents will be
happy to know that Tycho is written in Incr Tcl. If you managed to 
download Tycho and get it going  check out the Class Diagram for Tycho .

	Enjoy,
	Amancio


http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/tycho/Tycho.html

"Tycho is an object-oriented syntax manager with an underlying heterogeneous technical
rationale. It provides a number of editors and graphical widgets in an extensible, reusable
framework. The editors for textual syntaxes are modeled after emacs in the sense the emacs key
bindings are used when possible. However, they make more extensive use of menus, windows,
and dialogs than emacs. Also, the intent is that visual editors and visualization tools will be fully
integrated, something that would be difficult to accomplish with emacs in its current form. Editors
for visual syntaxes will be more diverse. The system documentation is integrated, using a
hypertext system compatible with the worldwide web. Tycho was originally conceived for use.."