xqilla - run XQuery and XPath 2 expressions

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       Run XQuery and XPath 2 expressions from QUERY-FILE.

       -h     Show help and exit

       -p     Parse in XPath 2 mode (default is XQuery mode)

       -P     Parse in XPath 1.0 compatibility mode (default is XQuery mode)

       -s     Parse XSLT 2.0

       -f     Parse using W3C Full-Text extensions

       -u     Parse using W3C Update extensions

       -e     Parse using XQilla specific extensions

       -d     Run the query in interactive debugging mode

       -x     Use the Xerces-C data model (default is the FastXDM)

       -ifile
              Load XML document and bind it as the context item

       -bbaseURI
              Set the base URI for the context

       -vnamevalue
              Bind the name value pair as an external variable

       -ofile
              Write the result to the specified file

       -nnumber
              Run the queries a number of times

       -q     Quiet mode - no output

       -t     Output an XML representation of the AST

       The xqilla command line tool can be used to run XQuery and XPath 2 expressions. It is also a good example
       of how to use the SimpleAPI of the XQilla library.

       xqilla - run XQuery and XPath 2 expressions

       Report bugs to <https://sourceforge.net/projects/xqilla/support>.

       The     full      documentation      for      the      XQillalibrary      is      available      at
       <http://xqilla.sourceforge.net/Documentation>.

xqilla                                            January 2010                                         XQILLA(1)

xqilla [OPTION]... QUERY-FILE...