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-==Command-line operations==
+==Command-line options==
-Arguments in square brackets are optional.
+You can use any of the following operations bellow with XmlTools. If you don't provide all the required arguments to an option XmlTools will notice you.
-<tt>updatechainvalues -newvalue:<quoted string> [-valpositions:<quoted string>] [-valrelation:<quoted string>]</tt>
+===Operations===
-:Update a value chain, starting at the -newvalue;
+<tt>-a, --add-values</tt>
-:<tt>-valpositions</tt> (optional) is zero-indexed and can be a single value or a space-separated list, e.g. <tt>-valpositions=0 1 4</tt>;
+:Add new values to a set of XML elements;
-:<tt>-valrelation</tt> (optional) means ???.
-<tt>invert</tt>
+<tt>--remove-values</tt>
-:Inverts a value chain
+:Removes values from a set of XML elements;
-<tt>addvalue -value:<quoted string></tt>
+<tt>--replace-value</tt>
-:Adds value or space-separated list of values into an element.
+:Replaces 1 value in a set of XML elements;
-<tt>removevalue -value:<quoted string></tt>
+<tt>--replace-all-values</tt>
-:Removes value or space-separated list of values from an element.
+:Replaces all values in a set of XML elements;
-<tt>replacevalue -oldvalue:<string> -newvalue:<string></tt>
+<tt>-u, --update-elements</tt>
-:Replaces specified old value, if found, with new value.
+:Updates all values in a set of XML elements;
-<tt>replaceall -value:<string> [-valpositions:<quoted string>]</tt>
+<tt>-i, --invert-elements</tt>
-:Replaces value in element with new value, no matter its previous value.
+:Inverts a set of XML elements.
-<tt>showerrtypes</tt>
+===Operations inputs===
-:Show error numbers and their internal names.
+<tt>-c, --current-val <current-val></tt>
+:Current value(s) [use space as separator];
-<tt>patchfile [-forceinfiles:<file names>]</tt>
+<tt>-n, --new-val <new-val></tt>
-:Changes <tt>-filename</tt> argument to refer to a patch file and applies this patch to the files specified. You specify the files to patch by using the patch file's <tt>[File <quoted file name>]</tt> argument (see below), or else by naming the files on the CLI with the <tt>-forceinfiles</tt> argument (allows wildcards '*', '?'). See below for patching commands.
+:New value(s) [use space as separator];
+<tt>-d, --diff-old-new-val <diff-old-new-val></tt>
+:Difference between old and new value;
+<tt>--positions <positions></tt>
+:Positions [use space as separator] [0-index based];
+<tt>-f, --files <files></tt>
+:XML files to process [wildcards supported];
+<tt>-p, --patch-files <patch-files></tt>
+:Patch files to process [wildcards supported];
+<tt>--force-target-files <force-target-files></tt>
+:Force the patch-files operation in the specified XML files. [wildcards supported];
+<tt>-e, --element-name <element-name></tt>
+:Name of the XML element(s) where processing will occur;
+<tt>--parent-element-name <parent-element-name></tt>
+:Name of the XML parent element of <element-name> [used as filter];
+<tt>--attribute-name <attribute-name></tt>
+:Attribute name of <element-name> [used as filter];
+<tt>--attribute-value <attribute-value></tt>
+:Attribute value of <attribute-name>  [used as filter];
+<tt>-x, --xpath-expression <xpath-expression></tt>
+:[http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath/ XPath 1.0] expression to select elements where processing will occur;
+<tt>--no-backups</tt>
+:No backups [faster processing];
+<tt>--no-verbose</tt>
+:Reduce the number of text messages output [faster processing].
 ==Patch file operations==