xmlsh - XML Shell: Command xcmp

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Last edited on 2011-02-04 08:58:48 by DavidLee

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xcmp [-x] [-b] [-c] [-p] [-n] file1 file2
||-c|| Indicates to ignore comments||
||-p|| Indicates to ignore processing instructions||

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~~xcmp [-x] [-b] [-n] file1 file2~~

Revision [1600]

Edited on 2010-12-01 06:57:17 by RaymondYee [fixed overall description of xcmp]

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**xcmp** compares 2 files either as xml equality or by binary comparison.

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**xcmp** combine and concatenate XML files to a single XML document

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Edited on 2009-11-25 18:09:54 by DavidLee [fixed overall description of xcmp]

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||-x|| Indicates an XML comparison||

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~~||-x|| Indicates an XML comparison||~~

Revision [1038]

Edited on 2009-11-25 18:09:35 by DavidLee [fixed overall description of xcmp]

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||-x|| Indicates an XML comparison||
||-b|| Indicates to ignore blank line distinctions (\r vs \c\n)||
||-n|| Do not print any errors, just exit with the status code||
[[Commands]]

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-x Indicates an XML comparison
-b Indicates to ignore blank line distinctions (\r vs \c\n)
-n Do not print any errors, just exit with the status code

Revision [777]

Edited on 2009-09-16 07:59:14 by DavidLee [fixed overall description of xcmp]

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~~[[CommandsInternal]]~~

Revision [576]

Edited on 2009-05-28 14:41:00 by DavidLee [fixed overall description of xcmp]

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xcmp [-x] [-b] [-n] file1 file2
-n Do not print any errors, just exit with the status code

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~~xcmp [-x] [-b] file1 file2~~

Revision [353]

Edited on 2009-01-03 07:11:27 by DavidLee [fixed overall description of xcmp]

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[[CommandsInternal]]

Revision [154]

Edited on 2008-05-22 16:06:31 by DavidLee [fixed overall description of xcmp]

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====Binary Compare====
If -x is not specified then a binary comparison is done, terminating on the first non-identical byte.
If -b is specified then \r and \n\r are considered equal for binary comparisons. (For DOS / Unix compatibility )
====XML Compare====
If -x is specified then the files are compared for XML equivilence.
Equivilence is determined by comparing the parsed XML file as representing an equivilent XML document. Attribute order is not considered, element order is considered. Namespace URI's are compared (not namespace prefixes). Comment, Character and CDATA sections are compared for string equality.

Revision [121]

Edited on 2008-04-25 18:49:27 by DavidLee [fixed overall description of xcmp]

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[[CategoryCommands]]

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The oldest known version of this page was created on 2008-04-25 17:30:58 by DavidLee [fixed overall description of xcmp]