xmllint

 

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 XMLLINT(1)                                             XMLLINT(1)
 
 
 
NAME
        xmllint - parse XML files and print the result of parsing
 
SYNOPSIS
        xmllint   [--compress]   [--copy]  [--debug]  [--debugent]
        [--htmlout] [--insert]  [--noblanks]  [--noent]  [--noout]
        [--nowarning]     [--nowarp]     [--postvalid]    [--push]
        [--recover] [--repeat] [--shell] [--testIO] [--valid] xml­
        file...
 
DESCRIPTION
        The  xmllint  program parses one or more XML files, speci­
        fied on the command line as xmlfile....  It prints various
        types of output (depending upon the options selected).  It
        is useful for detecting errors both in XML code and in the
        XML parser itself.
 
OPTIONS
        --compress  Do gzip(1) compression for the output.
 
        --copy      Test the internal copy implementation.
 
        --debug     Dump a debug tree of the in-memory document.
 
        --debugent  Debug the entities defined in the document.
 
        --htmlout   Output results in html format.
 
        --insert    Test for valid insertion.
 
        --noblanks  Drop blanks from the output.
 
        --noent     Substitute entity references by their value.
 
        --noout     Do not output the result tree.
 
        --nowarning Do  not print warning messages from the parser
                    or validator.
 
        --nowarp    Do not put html document wrapper.
 
        --postvalid Do a posteriori validation.
 
        --push      Use the push mode for the parser.
 
        --recover   Output what was parsable on broken  XML  docu­
                    ments.
 
        --repeat    Repeat  the process 100 times, for the purpose
                    of timing and profiling.
 
        --shell     Run a navigating shell.
 
        --testIO    Test user i/o support.
 
        --valid     Validate the document in addition to std well-
                    formed.
 
 RESULT
        xmllint  will return 1 if the XML is not well formed, 2 if
        the Dtd could not be loaded and 3 if the valiadtion fails.
        If no error is detected it will return 0.
 
FILES
        /depot/package/libxml_2.0.0/bin/xmllint
                              executable
 
SEE ALSO
        libxml(4)
 
AUTHOR
        Daniel  Veillard (daniel@veillard.com) Manual page by Ziy­
        ing Sherwin, Lister Hill National  Center  for  Biomedical
        Communication,  U.S.  National  Library of Medicine (sher­
        win@nlm.nih.gov).
 
 
 
                           12 April 2000                XMLLINT(1)

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