Description
sabcmd is a command line interface to Sablotron XSLT processor.
You can use is to transform XML files with XSLT stylesheets.
The only required parameter is a stylesheet; this is a URI of
an XSLT stylesheet to be used for the transformation process. If you
omit an input file, the standard input is used. In addition, you can
specify an output file. If no output file is given, the output is sent to
the standard output.
sabcmd can also run in a batch mode to process single input file with
multiple stylesheets (--batch-xml) or to apply a stylesheet to multiple
input files (--batch-xsl).
Assignments allow to pass parameters and named buffers to the
processor. The assignments have always the form of
name1=value1 name2=value2 ...
where name is either an ASCII string for named buffers or an ASCII string
with the leading '$' sign for parameters. (Note that you need to use the
right quotes to prevent the shell interpreter from performing an expansion
of variables).
OPTIONS
Option can be of two forms - short or long. If some options have
values, the values are separated with a whitespace for short options
and with a equal sign ('=') for long options.
-L mylog.log is the same as --log-file=mylog.log COMMON OPTIONS
-x, --batch-xml - multiple stylesheets, single input file
-s, --batch-xsl - multiple input files, single stylesheet
-b, --base=NAME - set the hard base URI to NAME
--debug-options - display the information on debugging options
-?, --help - display this help message
-L, --log-file=NAME - set the log file, turns logging on
-m, --measure - measure the time of processing
-v, --version - display the version information
DEBUG OPTIONS
--debug - display results of the command line parse
-t, --times=COUNT - run sabcmd the specified number of times
-f, --flags - pass flags given to SablotSetOptions()
-F, --use-SPF - use SablotProcessFiles()
-S, --use-SPS - use SablotProcessStrings(). Give 2 args (stylesheet,
input). Precede each by @.
--use-SPS-on-files - use SablotProcessStrings() on the contents of
the given files.
ENVIRONMENT
When the xsl:sort instruction is used without the 'lang' attribute,
common locale related environment variables apply..
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