Explains the specified ParseError instance to show the user where the error
    happened in their XML.

def x_parse_error(err, content, source):
    """Explains the specified ParseError instance to show the user where the error
    happened in their XML.
    """
    lineno, column = err.position
    if "<doc>" in content:
        #Adjust the position since we are taking the <doc> part out of the tags
        #since we may have put that in ourselves.
        column -= 5
    start = lineno - (1 if lineno == 1 else 2)
    lines = []
    tcontent = content.replace("<doc>", "").replace("</doc>", "").split('\n')
    for context in IT.islice(tcontent, start, lineno):
        lines.append(context.strip())
    last = wrap_line(lines.pop(), column)
    lines.extend(last)
    
    caret = '{:=>{}}'.format('^', len(last[-1]))
    if source is not None:
        err.msg = '\nIn: {}\n{}\n{}\n{}'.format(source, err, '\n'.join(lines), caret)
    else:
        err.msg = '{}\n{}\n{}'.format(err, '\n'.join(lines), caret)

    raise err