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| ==Global command-line arguments==
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| You may use these arguments with each command listed in the "Command-line operations" section below. Note that the <tt>-element</tt> is required in all CLI commands, otherwise you can't tell XmlTools what to modify.
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| |'''(Optional)'''||<tt>-nobackups</tt>||XmlTools will not create a backup file (speeds up operations).
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| |'''(Optional)'''||<tt>-filename:<XML file></tt>||Specifies file to modify (allows wildcards '*','?') (backup made by default) (when not used, XmlTools will apply the operation over all the XML files in the same directory as xmlTools.exe).
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| |'''(Optional)'''||<tt>-parelement:<XML tag></tt>||Specifies XML tag that contains -element tag to pick between elements that have the same name but have different parent elements.
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| In the above code you can differentiate the two "Min" elements by their parent elements. So you can use <tt>-element:Min -parelement:Pitch</tt> to refer to the "Min" element under "Pitch".
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