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	:''This documentation uses many technical [[wikipedia:XML\|XML]]-related expressions such as: element, parent element, node, attribute. ~~Because of this,~~ it is highly recommended that you have a basic background in XML before using XmlTools or reading its documentation. You'll find a good quick tutorial to familiarize yourself with these terms and XML itself [http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_whatis.asp on this page].''		:''This documentation uses many technical [[wikipedia:XML\|XML]]-related expressions such as: element, parent element, node, attribute. Therefore it is highly recommended that you have a basic background in XML before using XmlTools or reading its documentation. You'll find a good quick tutorial to familiarize yourself with these terms and XML itself [http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_whatis.asp on this page].''

	XmlTools is a command-line modding tool developed by [[User:Script 10k\|s10k]] to operate on XML files, especially those exported by [[OniSplit#XML\|OniSplit]]. It supports many basic operations, and allows more complex programmable operations through [[wikipedia:JavaScript\|JavaScript]]. It is written in C++, works in both macOS and Windows, and is currently very efficient in terms of performance.		XmlTools is a command-line modding tool developed by [[User:Script 10k\|s10k]] to operate on XML files, especially those exported by [[OniSplit#XML\|OniSplit]]. It supports many basic operations, and allows more complex programmable operations through [[wikipedia:JavaScript\|JavaScript]]. It is written in C++, works in both macOS and Windows, and is currently very efficient in terms of performance.