xml2man:tldr:fec9c
xml2man: Compile an MPGL file to a specific output file, overwriting if it already exists.
$ xml2man -f ${path-to-function_file-mxml} ${path-to-function_file-3}
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The command "xml2man -f ${path-to-function_file-mxml} ${path-to-function_file-3}" is likely used to convert an XML file to a man page format.
Here's a breakdown of the command:
- "xml2man": This is the name of the command or program that is being executed.
- "-f": It is an option flag for "xml2man" command, indicating that the input file is in XML format.
- "${path-to-function_file-mxml}": This is the path to the input XML file that needs to be converted to a man page. It is denoted by the placeholder "${path-to-function_file-mxml}", which should be replaced with the actual file path.
- "${path-to-function_file-3}": This is the path where the converted man page output will be saved. It is denoted by the placeholder "${path-to-function_file-3}", which should be replaced with the desired file path.
The command executes the "xml2man" program with the specified input XML file and writes the converted man page to the provided output file path.
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.