List of xmlfy features

• Command line interface.
• Self-contained, only needs libc to run. No JVM, XML, RE, enc, hash or getopt libs required.
• Reads standard input and writes to standard output.
• UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-32, big-endian and little-endian support.
• Byte-Order-Mark (BOM) handling option.
• NULL character handling.
• DTD, RELAX NG Compact, and XSD schema support.
• Compound schema tree hierarchy support with inbuilt tree traversal optimisation.
• Wildcard handling on schema elements.
• Direct matching on any schema record element as the root element.
• Support for specifying xmlfy arguments inside the schema file.
• Unlimited XML depth levels.
• Unlimited input and output size utilizing fast block IO.
• Successfully tested on records containing 10 million fields using complex schema and multi level delimiters.
• String or character delimiters with byte mode option.
• Multiple same level delimiters support.
• Scoped delimiters with option for restarting scope.
• Column fields with multibyte code point handling.
• Regular expression field capture.
• Field expelling support.
• Element tag customisation.
• Element attribute customisation.
• Insert file content and XML files.
• Key/value tag pair generation.
• Field data trimming.
• Quote character handling.
• DOS or Unix end-of-line option.
• Line, field and XML level numbering.
• Capability to print only snippets of XML.
• XML SOAP format generation.
• HTML format generation.
• Convert ASCII input to wide UTF format option.
• Escape handling of reserved XML characters.
• Convert XML back to plain text.
• Summary report.
• SHA512 and MD5 digest of input and output.
• Multiple platform support.
• Portable source code requiring just the libc library to compile and run.
• Fast, lightweight, powerful, and simple to use.
• Opensource and free.

For information on using these features refer to either the Manual page section in the main documentation, or the man page xmlfy(1).