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PROGRAM:

NAME


xml_spellcheck - spellcheck XML files

SYNOPSIS


xml_spellcheck [options] <files>

DESCRIPTION


xml_spellcheck lets you spell check the content of an XML file. It extracts the text (the
content of elements and optionally of attributes), call a spell checker on it and then
recreates the XML document.

OPTIONS


Note that all options can be abbreviated to the first letter

--conf <configuration_file>
Gets the options from a configuration file. NOT IMPLEMENTED YET.

--spellchecker <spellchecker>
The command to use for spell checking, including any option

By default "aspell -c" is used

--backup-extension <extension>
By default the original file is saved with a ".bak" extension. This option changes the
extension

--attributes
Spell check attribute content. By default attribute values are NOT spell checked. NOT
YET IMPLEMENTED

--exclude_elements <list_of_excluded_elements>
A list of elements that should not be spell checked

--include_elements <list_of_included_elements>
A list of elements that should be spell checked (by default all elements are spell
checked).

"--exclude_elements" and "--include_elements" are mutually exclusive

--pretty_print <optional_pretty_print_style>
A pretty print style for the document, as defined in XML::Twig. If the option is
provided without a value then the "indented" style is used

--version
Dislay the tool version and exit

--help
Display help message and exit

--man
Display longer help message and exit

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