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Lisp/Scheme S-expressions provide a convenient notation and data-structure for text-markup, in particular for XML or HTML documents. Here is an incomplete list of parsers, generators, whatever, that run in scsh:

• SSAX

  Oleg Kiselyov's SSAX functional XML parsing framework serves s-exp based XML parsing, query, conversion. The ssax-r5rs port runs in scsh; best installed from Emilio Lopes' package kit for SSAX 5.1, Michel Schinz' package kit for SSAX 4.9.

• sxml->xml library

  An SXML (Sexp-XML) to XML transformer prepackaged for scsh.

• SXPath packaged for scsh

  Oleg Kiselyov's SXPath is a query language for SXML (Sexp-XML) implementing XPath.

• PLT x-expression lib

  The scsh port of the XML library from PLT Scheme was intended to be shipped with SUnet 2.0; superseded by SSAX but still available from the SUnet CVS tree at SourceForge.

• HtmlPrag packaged for Scsh

  HtmlPrag provides permissive HTML parsing and emitting capability to Scheme programs.

• markup

  A simple text-markup language by Jonathan Rees and Scott Draves. Has LaTeX and HTML backends. Is very extensible: written in Scheme, and has extensible syntax. Available from the local scsh contrib repository.

• Doedel and Statixite for authoring simple static websites

  Schnada.de provides Doedel – sexponential HTML, a little sexp-based HTML generation package, and its bigger and better successor, Statixite for authoring simple static websites, specifically for Schnada.de. Statixite packages SSAX/SXML transformations (macros) and scsh procedures for handling the source pages and resources. The concrete sxml macros are site-specific, but some utilities are more general, in particular the sxml->html conversion with reasonable line-breaks and an include macro. Works with SSAX-5.1, scsh-0.6, sunterlib-0.8.

• wiki-scsh

  Ed Kademan's wiki port from Perl of the software distributed via the book The Wiki Way by Leuf and Cunningham.

• schtml at SourceForge

  enables one to use HTML (served by Apache) with Scheme code embedded into it, in a similar vein to other server parsed HTML systems.