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xmlroff

XMLROFF(1)																XMLROFF(1)

NAME

       xmlroff - XSL formatter

SYNOPSIS

       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]

DESCRIPTION

       xmlroff is a free, fast and high-quality XSL formatter that is useful for DocBook formatting. It produces PDF or PostScript output. It  in-
       tegrates 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

       -v     Show version information.

       -?, --help
	      Show help message.

       -o output-file
	      Specify output filename. If this option is not specified, a default of layout.pdf will be used.

       -d debug-mode
	      Specify debug mode.

       -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).

       --compat, --nocompat
	      Do or do not pre-processes the input file with an internal compatibility stylesheet. Default is --compat.

       --compat-stylesheet
	      Prints the internal compatibility stylesheet then exits.

       --continue
	      Continue after any formatting errors.

       --valid, --novalid
	      Do or do not load the DTD. Default is --novalid.

REPORTING BUGS

       Report bugs at http://xmlroff.org/newticket: http://xmlroff.org/newticket.

SEE ALSO

       xsltproc(1)

AUTHOR

       Tony Graham

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