xml-canonic:tldr:fb084

The given command is a command-line instruction to execute an XML canonicalization process with some specific options. Here is a breakdown of the command:

• xml: This is the name or path to an XML utility program or script that can perform various operations on XML documents.
• canonic: This is the specific operation or action that needs to be performed on the XML document, which is canonicalization in this case.
• --exc-with-comments: This is an option or flag provided to the canonic operation. In this case, it specifies that the canonicalization process should include comments in the resulting canonicalized XML document.
• ${select} and ${path-to-c14n-xpath}: These are variables or placeholders that need to be replaced with actual values when executing the command. The ${select} represents the XML document or a specific part of it that needs to be fed into the canonicalization process. The ${path-to-c14n-xpath} represents the path to the XPath implementation for canonicalization.

To use this command, you need to replace ${select} with the XML document or the part of the document you want to canonize and ${path-to-c14n-xpath} with the actual path to the XPath implementation file. After replacing the placeholders with real values, you can run this command in a command-line interface or terminal to perform the XML canonicalization process with the specified options.