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xmlpatterns -- A tool for running XQuery queries.
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- When appearing, any following options are not
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interpreted as switches.
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-help Displays this help.
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-initial-template <string> The name of the initial template to call as a
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Clark Name.
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-is-uri If specified, all filenames on the command line
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are interpreted as URIs instead of a local
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filenames.
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-no-format By default output is formatted for readability.
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When specified, strict serialization is
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performed.
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-output <local file> A local file to which the output should be
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written. The file is overwritten, or if not
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exist, created. If absent, stdout is used.
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-param <name=value> Binds an external variable. The value is
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directly available using the variable
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reference: $name.
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-version Displays version information.
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focus <string> The document to use as focus. Mandatory in case
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a stylesheet is used. This option is also
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affected by the is-uris option.
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query/stylesheet <string> A local filename pointing to the query to run.
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If the name ends with .xsl it's assumed to be
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an XSL-T stylesheet. If it ends with .xq, it's
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assumed to be an XQuery query. (In other cases
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it's also assumed to be an XQuery query, but
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that interpretation may change in a future
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release of Qt.)
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