OSB data in simple text format

I merged and tweaked a couple of example programs from the open source "shapelib" project for reading ESRI shape files, and Anthony ran the program over the OSB data to produce the text file in
http://www.cs.uoregon.edu/classes/08F/cis422/data/OSBShpExtract.txt

This is not in xml, but it's a very simple format that can be parsed with either a scripting language like Python, Perl, or Awk, or with Java's "tokenize" method --- each line can be identified by the first token on the line, and the important fields (x and y coordinates of points, in particular) are separated by blanks.

Of course no one is obligated to do anything with this data at such a late date, but there it is if you want to take a shot at it. Later (probably during holiday break) I'll see about making a version of the extractor program that produces XML in a form close enough to the campus map XML input files to "fool" the data readers you have produced.