ref: 524f6890a72aa3629cc91ecf5c505ffa52f7eda4
dir: /xb.c/
/* * Almost an xml beautifier. * * It can be useful just for re-indenting machine generated xml * to make it human readable. It also performs some basic checks * on the file's validity which can be handy if hand editing the * xml source. * * It does take some liberties with the data: * * - It strips the all comments, though the xml version * and DOCTYPE "structured comments" are preserved. * * - attributes are always quoted with more plan9 style single * quotes whether the source has single or double quotes. * * - empty elements are replaced with the short form, e.g. * <fred a='1'> </fred> is mapped to <fred a='1' /> */ #include <u.h> #include <libc.h> #include <pool.h> #include <xml.h> static void usage(void) { fprint(2, "usage: %s [-dM] [file.xml]\n", argv0); exits("usage"); } void main(int argc, char *argv[]) { Xml *xp; int fd, mem; mem = 0; ARGBEGIN{ case 'd': xmldebug++; break; case 'M': mem++; break; default: usage(); }ARGEND; if(mem > 1) mainmem->flags |= POOL_NOREUSE|POOL_PARANOIA|POOL_ANTAGONISM; if(argc == 0){ if((xp = xmlparse(0, 8192, Fcrushwhite)) == nil) sysfatal("stdin:%r\n"); } else{ if((fd = open(argv[0], OREAD)) == -1) sysfatal("%s cannot open\n", argv[0]); if((xp = xmlparse(fd, 8192, Fcrushwhite)) == nil) sysfatal("%s:%r\n", argv[0]); close(fd); } if(mem) fprint(2, "%s: parsed - mem size=%llud free=%llud alloc=%llud nfree=%d\n", argv0, mainmem->cursize, mainmem->curfree, mainmem->curalloc, mainmem->nfree); xmlprint(xp, 1); xmlfree(xp); if(mem) fprint(2, "%s: free'd - mem size=%llud free=%llud alloc=%llud nfree=%d\n", argv0, mainmem->cursize, mainmem->curfree, mainmem->curalloc, mainmem->nfree); exits(""); }