cmml-validate1

Validates a cmml instance document against the cmml.dtd and some further rules.

Usage

cmml-validate [{-i clipid | --id clipid}] [{-s seconds | --sec seconds}] [{-u utc | --utc utc}] [{-b | --verbose}] [{-h | --help}] [{-v | --version}] filename

Overview

cmml-validate parses a CMML instance document given as filename and validates it against the cmml.dtd returning true/false. Turn on the verbose option -b to print the validated CMML document to stdout. In case of an error the faulty tag including line and column number is reported. cmml-validate also spits out warnings for strange stuff.

Options

cmml-validate accepts the following options:

-i clipid, --id clipid: Seek clip. Starts printing clip tags from the given named clip.

-s seconds, --sec seconds: Seek seconds offset. Starts printing clip tags from the given time offset in seconds, e.g. 15.7.

-u utc, --utc utc: Seek utc time offset. Starts printing clip tags from the given time offset in utc time, e.g. 200301031T160000.000Z.

-b, --verbose: Verbose mode. Writes parsed CMML document to stdout.

-h, --help: Print usage message.

-v, --version: Print version information.

Version

This man page is correct for CMML version 2.1 and libcmml version 0.9.4.

Releases

3 releases since Debian 3.1 (Sarge); the text changed 2 times.