XML-UNECHO(1)

NAME
xml-unecho - ungenerate an XML file into an xml-echo(1) expression.

SYNOPSIS

xml-unecho [OPTION]... [ [FILE] [:XPATH]... ]

DESCRIPTION

xml-unecho reads an XML file and transforms it into a string which is in the format used by xml-echo(1). It is intended that if xml-echo(1) processes this string, the output should be equivalent to the original FILE.

As an important exception, if the --xml-sed option is used, then each line of output shows the pattern space as seen by xml-sed(1) during processing. This can be useful if you need to understand an xml-sed(1) script.

OPTIONS

--xml-sed
    print echo-leaves as seen and processed by xml-sed.

EXIT STATUS
xml-unecho returns 0 on success, or 1 otherwise.

AUTHORS

Laird A. Breyer (laird@lbreyer.com) is the original author of this software. The source code (GPLv3 or later) for the latest version is available at the following locations:

http://www.lbreyer.com/gpl.html
http://xml-coreutils.sourceforge.net

SEE ALSO

xml-coreutils(7)