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kvoctrain
use XML as storage format ?A: The main reason for me: it is a human readable format (albeit you might not understand the whole structure at the beginning if you are not familiar with xml).
If a file gets damaged, you can load the remainder into your favourite
text editor and repair it. With a simple text editor it is also possible
to work around some missing features in kvoctrain
: search-and-replace
or deletion of larger blocks.
But be careful when editing manually. It is always a good idea to make a backup before editing.