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There are two versions of xmlformat:
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- xmlformat.rb, written in Ruby
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- xmlformat.pl, written in Perl
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Both should produce identical results.
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To install xmlformat, copy the version you want to use to some public
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directory that is listed in your PATH variable. You may wish to rename
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the script to xmlformat so that you don't have to type the .rb or .pl
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extension each time you invoke it.
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Example:
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cp xmlformat.rb /usr/local/bin/xmlformat
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(or)
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cp xmlformat.pl /usr/local/bin/xmlformat
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If you want to install both versions, do not rename them:
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cp xmlformat.rb /usr/local/bin/xmlformat.rb
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cp xmlformat.pl /usr/local/bin/xmlformat.pl
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In this case you will need to specify the extension when invoking the program
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to indicate which version you want.
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If your Ruby or Perl programs are not at the location listed in the
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first line of the installed script, you'll need to edit that line
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to have the correct location.
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