Re: Running ixml from the command line

Thanks Steven, I’ve been holding back - so used to the command line.
Please let us know if / when there is an installable app.

Regards

On Wed, 29 Dec 2021 at 17:40, Steven Pemberton <steven.pemberton@cwi.nl>
wrote:

> To potentially make your lives easier, I have made an interface that you
> can access from the command line, if you have curl installed:
>     curl -F 'g=@file.ixml' -F 'i=@file.txt'
> http://pembo.xs4all.nl/cgi-bin/ixml.sh
>
> This runs ixml on the ixml file file.ixml, and the input file file.txt,
> and
> returns the resultant xml as text:
>
> <date>
>     <day>4</day>
>     <month>November</month>
>     <year>2021</year>
> </date>
>
> You can use a path after the @.
>
> The g= and i= have no significance. The grammar file must be first, and
> the
> input second.
>
> I've included a Unix shell command cixml.
>
>      cixml file : assumes file.ixml and file.inp exist and uses those
>      cixml file.ixml input.txt : uses the two files mentioned. The first
> must be the ixml file.
>
> Steven

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