xmlroff1
Xsl formatter
Usage
xmlroff [-o
output-file]
[--format
{auto | pdf | postscript}]
[--backend
{gp | cairo}]
[--continue]
[{-? | --help}]
[{--compat | --nocompat}]
[--compat-stylesheet]
[{--valid | --novalid}]
[{-v | --version}]
[-w
warning-mode]
[-d
debug-mode]
file
[stylesheet]
Overview
xmlroff is a free, fast and high-quality XSL formatter that is useful for DocBook formatting. It produces PDF or PostScript output. It integrates easily with other programs and with scripting languages.
xmlroff processes the XML-FO file. An arbitrary XML file can optionally be first transformed via a specified XSLT stylesheet.
Options
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-v -
Show version information.
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-?, --help -
Show help message.
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-o output-file -
Specify output filename. If this option is not specified, a default of layout.pdf will be used.
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-d debug-mode -
Specify debug mode.
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-w warning-mode -
Specify warning mode.
- --format {auto |
pdf|postscript} -
Specify format of the output file. The default is auto which selects the format based on the extension of the output filename.
--backend{gp|cairo}-
Specify backend used to produce the output file. The default is GNOME print (gp).
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--compat, --nocompat -
Do or do not pre-processes the input file with an internal compatibility stylesheet. Default is --compat.
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--compat-stylesheet -
Prints the internal compatibility stylesheet then exits.
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--continue -
Continue after any formatting errors.
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--valid, --novalid -
Do or do not load the DTD. Default is --novalid.
Releases
7 releases since Debian 5.0 (Lenny); the text changed 1 time.