xml-pyx:tldr:d1a9a
xml-pyx: Convert an XML document to PYX format.
$ xml pyx ${select} > ${path-to-output-pyx}
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This command is using the "xml pyx" command line tool to convert an XML file into a more human-readable format called Pyx (Python XML), and save the output to a specified file.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "xml pyx": This is a command line tool, likely installed on the system, that is capable of converting XML files into Pyx format.
- "${select}": This is a placeholder for the source XML file that will be converted. The actual path to the XML file should be specified in place of "${select}".
- ">": This is the output redirection operator, which redirects the output of the command to a specified file.
- "${path-to-output-pyx}": This is a placeholder for the path and filename where the Pyx output will be saved. The actual path should be specified in place of "${path-to-output-pyx}".
So, when you run this command with the appropriate XML file path and output file path, the "xml pyx" tool will convert the XML file into Pyx format and save the result to the specified output file.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
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