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Extensible Markup Language (XML)


XML is a general-purpose markup language intended to be both computer and human-readable. It is like a generalized and more rigorous HTML in which web pages are written, and its capable of storing all kind of data.

This is an example of a very simple XML file:


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<Operations>

<date> 2007-09-26T16:44:46 </date>

<entry> Start Huygens Professional </entry>
<entry> Create empty image 'res' </entry>
<entry> Open image 'myImage' </entry>
<entry> Open image 'expPsf' </entry>
<entry> Deconvolve 'myImage' using 'expPsf' as PSF, place result in 'res' </entry>
<entry> Save image 'res' in ~/Desktop/myResult.ics using file format ICS </entry>
<entry> Close Huygens Professional </entry>

</Operations>


The OMEfile Format is an image file format based on XML.

See XML in the Wikipedia.