xml-depyx:tldr:17600

xml-depyx: Convert a PYX document from `stdin` to XML format.

$ cat ${path-to-input-pyx} | xml depyx > ${path-to-output-xml}

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This command is used to process an XML file using the "depyx" tool. Let's break it down:

cat is a Unix command used to concatenate files and display their contents. In this case, it is used to read the contents of the input file.
${path-to-input-pyx} is a placeholder that indicates the path or location of the input file you want to process. You need to replace it with the actual path to the input file.
The | symbol is a pipe operator that directs the output of one command (in this case, cat) as the input to another command (xml depyx).
xml depyx is the command or tool that is used to process the XML content. It takes the input from the previous cat command and performs some actions or transformations on it. You may need to have the depyx tool installed on your system for this command to work properly.
${path-to-output-xml} is another placeholder that indicates the path or location where the processed output should be saved. You should replace it with the actual path where you want to save the output XML file.

In summary, this command reads the contents of an input file, passes it to the depyx tool for XML processing, and saves the processed output to an output file.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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