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||-rcfile file|| If in interactive mode then executes file as the rcfile instead of $HOME/.xmlshrc or $XMLSHRC||
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====Environment Variables====
See [[BuiltinVariables Builtin Variables]] for special treatment of environment variables on startup, and for variables maintained by the shell.
See [[BuiltinVariables Builtin Variables]] for special treatment of environment variables on startup, and for variables maintained by the shell.
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||-norc||Do NOT process any rcfile, either implicit or via the -rcfile option||
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xmlsh invokes the xml shell command interpreter. It can be invoked from the operating system [[Run see Run]], or from within xmlsh to start a sub-shell.
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||-x||Sets execution trace mode||
||-v|| Sets verbose mode||
||-c "command" || Executes "command" then exits||
||-e|| Enables "throw on error" mode||
||-rcfile file|| If in interactive mode then executes file as the rcfile instead of $HOME/.xmlshrc||
||script [arguments]||If a script is given then it is run as an xmlsh script passing any supplied arguments as positional parameters.||
||-v|| Sets verbose mode||
||-c "command" || Executes "command" then exits||
||-e|| Enables "throw on error" mode||
||-rcfile file|| If in interactive mode then executes file as the rcfile instead of $HOME/.xmlshrc||
||script [arguments]||If a script is given then it is run as an xmlsh script passing any supplied arguments as positional parameters.||
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-v Sets verbose mode
-c "command" Executes "command" then exits
-e Enables "throw on error" mode
-rcfile file If in interactive mode then executes file as the rcfile instead of $HOME/.xmlshrc
script [arguments] If a script is given then it is run as an xmlsh script passing any supplied arguments as positional parameters.
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-e Enables "throw on error" mode
The -x , -v and -e flags can also be set with the [[CommandSet set]] command and are documented there.
The -x , -v and -e flags can also be set with the [[CommandSet set]] command and are documented there.
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The -x and -v flags can also be set with the [[CommandSet set]] command.
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The -x and -v flags can also be set with the [[CommandsSet set]] command.
