xfce3rc -> xfce4rc conversion ?

[Ric]

Hey Botsie:

--- Biju Chacko <biju_chacko at vsnl.net> wrote:
> On Wed, 30 Jul 2003 20:48:25 -0700 (PDT), Ric wrote:
> 
> > I... want to automate converting my XFce 3 panel info into XFce4
> panel
> > info.  
> 
> Search the archives. Sombody had posted an xfce3->xfce4 conversion
> script. It was quite a while ago and it may need to be updated to
> reflect recent changes to the xfce4-panel format.
> 
> -- b

I did that but did not find a conversion tool/script/program. I might
have missed it as I looked for "conv" in the subject... 
I did find a message that someone had a Gnome & KDE menu converison for
the XFce4 menu( Wed, 9 Apr 2003 ) and, interestingly, this(reply to " A
couple of comments on xfce4 " ):

> 5. A script to import the icons and menuitems from xfce3 would be
nice.

Yeap, I'll second that. But not a priority, just a "keep in mind before
the .0 release"

Cheers,
-- 
Olivier               <fourdan at xfce.org>            http://www.xfce.org



:), well, guess you know who wrote the original on Sun, 4 Aug 2002,
almost a year ago.  

I am having no luck finding a single program that allows me to 'just do
it' in Linux.  
Actually I have not found any OSS program in Linux that can take text
and produce XML using any kind of transformation tag sheet/doc/DTD so
that one can have a one to one correspondence between the (structured)
text and the XML file created. 

Fortunately, the parts in  xfce3rc  that need transformation are
structured so maybe it won't be that hard to do...

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Ric
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