xml-elements:tldr:9c395
xml-elements: Extract elements and their attributes from an XML document.
$ xml elements -a ${select} > ${path-to-elements-xpath}
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This command is used to extract the XPath of XML elements in a given XML file or document.
Here is a breakdown of the command:
- "xml elements" is the name of the command or program being executed.
- "-a" is an option or flag used to specify that all the XML elements should be selected.
- "${select}" is a placeholder for the XML file or document from which you want to extract the XPath of elements.
- ">" is a redirection symbol that directs the output of the command to a file or location.
- "${path-to-elements-xpath}" is a placeholder for the file or location where you want to save the extracted XPath of elements.
When you run this command in a command-line or terminal, it will execute the "xml elements" program and pass the "-a" option to select all elements in the specified XML file (${select}). The output, which is the XPath of the elements, will be directed to the file or location specified by "${path-to-elements-xpath}".
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