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Command xed


Name

xed evaluate an XPATH expression and edits every matching node outputing the result document

Synopsis

xed [ serialization options ] [options]


Description



Options

-i input
-input input
use input as the source xml document, otherwise stdin
if input is an XML expression then use it directly (dont treat as filename).
-n do not use a source context
-r replace expr
-replace expr
replace expr. If replace is string then replace the child text of matching nodes,
if replace is an XML expression then replace the matching node with the expression.
-d Delete matching expression
-a expr
-add expr
Adds the expression (string, element, attribute) to all matching nodes
-xpath xpath-expr
-e xpath-expr
xpath expression
-matches matches-expr
-m matches-expr
XSLT matches expression
-ren string
-rename string
Renames the matching element or attribute to a new name
-vRead remaining pairs of arguments as name/value pairs to assign as xpath variables


Supports the standard [ serialization options ]

Examples


Replaces the the node matching the xpath express node with a text node "text" from the file "file.xml" , send to output.
xed -i file.xml -r text //node 


Adds an attribute to all file elements

xed -a -matches file <[ attribute { "attr" } { "value" } ]>



Deletes all nodes where the file[@name eq 'test']
xed -d -matches "file[@name eq 'test']"



Add the child element under the root element
xed -a <[ <child/> ]> -xpath /root


Replace the foo element with bletch
xed <[<bletch/>]> -e /root/foo2






Return Value

Returns 0 if the the xpath expression executed successfully. otherwise 1


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