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1ARX(1)                      General Commands Manual                     ARX(1)
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NAME

6       arx - automatically determines the type of an XML document
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SYNOPSIS

10       arx [OPTIONS] document.xml {config_file.conf ...}
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DESCRIPTION

14       ARX  is  a  tool to automatically determine the type of a document from
15       its name and contents. It is inspired by James Clark's schema  location
16       approach for nXML.
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OPTIONS

20       ARX  either  prints  a  string  corresponding to the document's type or
21       nothing if the type cannot be determined. You can specify configuration
22       files to override defaults in /etc/arx.conf. The options are:
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24       -n     turns  off prepending base path of the configuration file to the
25              result, even if it looks like a relative path (useful  when  the
26              configuration file and the grammars are in separate directories,
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FILES

34       /etc/rnv/arx.conf
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36       The configuration file must conform to the following grammar:
37        arx = grammars route*
38        grammars = "grammars" "{" type2string+ "}"
39        type2string = type "=" literal
40        type = nmtoken
41        route = match|nomatch|valid|invalid
42        match = "=~" regexp "=>" type
43        nomatch = "!~" regexp "=>" type
44        valid = "valid" "{" rng "}" "=>" type
45        invalid = "!valid" "{" rng "}" "=>" type
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47        literal = string in '"', '"' inside must be prepended by '´
48        regexp = string in '/', '/' inside must be prepended by '´
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51       Comments start with # and continue till the end of line.
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53       Rules are processed sequentially, the first  matching  rule  determines
54       the  file's type. Relax NG templates are matched against file contents,
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EXAMPLES

59       The sample configuration below associates documents with  grammars  for
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62        grammars {
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74        default namespace xsl = "http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
75        start = element *-xsl:* {not-xsl}
76        not-xsl = (element *-xsl:* {not-xsl}|attribute * {text}|text)*
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79        =~/.*.xsl/ => xslt
80        =~/.*.fo/ => xslfo
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HOMEPAGE

84       http://sourceforge.net/projects/rnv/
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AUTHOR

88       Michael Simacek <msimacek@redhat.com>.  This man page was made from the
89       readme written by RNV's author David Tolpin <dvd@davidashen.net>.
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