I've just pushed a few commits to the central philo4 repository;mostly small bugfixes to the makefile and the parser, but I added a convenience method to the shlax XML parser. As you may know, Python has a really nice XML library called ElementTree, but it has a few quirks:1) it uses standard, "fussy" XML parsers that choke on the slightest flaw, and2) it has a formally correct but incomprehensible approach to namespaces that is exceedingly impractical for day-to-day TEI hacking.In this update, I've added a shlaxtree module...
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