mdoc-export-msxdoc(1) General Commands Manual mdoc-export-msxdoc(1)NAME
mdoc export-msxdoc - Convert mdoc(5) XML to Microsoft XML Documentation
SYNOPSIS
mdoc export-msxdoc [OPTION]* DIRECTORIES
DESCRIPTION
mdoc export-msxdoc creates Microsoft XML Documentation (as produced by csc /doc) from the mdoc(5)-formatted documentation XML files within
DIRECTORIES.
OPTIONS -o, --out=FILE
The XML file to generate.
If not specified, a set of files matching the //AssemblyInfo/AssemblyName values within the documentation will be used.
Use - to write to standard output.
-h, -?, --help
Display a help message and exit.
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mdoc-validate(1) General Commands Manual mdoc-validate(1)NAME
mdoc validate - Validate XML documents against a schema
SYNOPSIS
mdoc validate [OPTIONS]* PATHS+
DESCRIPTION
mdoc validate validates the specified PATHS against a specified format schema.
OPTIONS --format=FORMAT
The documentation format to validate PATHS against. Supported formats include: ecma.
See the FORMATS section below for more information about these formats.
The default format (if none is specified) is ecma.
-h, -?, --help
Display a help message and exit.
FORMATS
The following documentation formats are supported:
ecma
The Mono ECMA Documentation Format validates all output generated by mdoc-update(1) against an XML schema, including the index.xml,
ns-*.xml, and NamespaceName/TypeName.xml files.
See mdoc(5) for details about this file format.
EXAMPLES
To validate the mdoc-update(1) output stored within a directory (and all documentation within that directory, recursively), use:
mdoc validate /path/to/ecma/docs
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