XQilla: XQilla Command Line Tool

Most recent edit on 2012-01-31 13:08:01 by JohnSnelson [Reverted to version from 2012-01-30 09:53:30]

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Edited on 2011-12-15 13:49:39 by DanaGheorghe [minor]

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Edited on 2009-01-06 12:45:26 by JohnSnelson [Updated the command line options]

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-s : Parse XSLT 2.0
-e : Parse using XQilla specific extensions
-d : Run the query in interactive debugging mode

Edited on 2008-01-24 15:15:10 by JohnSnelson [Updated command line options]

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-b <baseURI> : Set the base URI for the context
-f : Parse using W3C Full-Text extensions
-u : Parse using W3C Update extensions
-h : Show this display
-i <file> : Load XML document and bind it as the context item
-n <number> : Run the queries a number of times
-o <file> : Write the result to the specified file
-p : Parse in XPath 2 mode (default is XQuery mode)
-P : Parse in XPath 1.0 compatibility mode (default is XQuery mode)
-q : Quiet mode - no output
-t : Output an XML representation of the AST
-v <name> <value> : Bind the name value pair as an external variable
-x : Use the Xerces-C data model (default is the FastXDM)

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-b <baseURI> : Set the base URI for the context
-d <host:port> : Enable remote debugging
-h : Show this display
-i <file> : Load XML document and bind it as the context item
-n <number> : Run the queries a number of times
-o <file> : Write the result to the specified file
-p : Parse in XPath 2 mode (default is XQuery mode)
-P : Parse in XPath 1.0 compatibility mode (default is XQuery mode)
-q : Quiet mode - no output

Edited on 2007-11-22 10:33:51 by JohnSnelson [Reverted to version from 2005-12-16 07:40:38]

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CategoryDocumentation

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The "xqilla" command line tool can be used to run XQuery and XPath 2 expressions. It is also a good example of how to use the Simple API.

Usage: xqilla [options] <XQuery file>...
 
-b <baseURI>   : Set the base URI for the context
-d <host:port> : Enable remote debugging
-h             : Show this display
-i <file>      : Load XML document and bind it as the context item
-n <number>    : Run the queries a number of times
-o <file>      : Write the result to the specified file
-p             : Parse in XPath 2 mode (default is XQuery mode)
-P             : Parse in XPath 1.0 compatibility mode (default is XQuery mode)
-q             : Quiet mode - no output

Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-12-16 07:25:53 by JohnSnelson []

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XQilla Command Line Tool