February 18, 2000: Release of fxgrep, the Functional XML Querying Tool.
February 18, 2000: Release of version 1.4 with:
![]() | About fxp |
![]() | fxp Versions and Changes |
![]() | Where to get fxp |
![]() | How to install fxp |
![]() | Example Applications: fxp, fxcanon, fxcopy, fxesis, and fxviz. |
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fxp, the pure parser. It parses a document and finds well-formedness errors, validity errors and other problems; |
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fxcanon produces an equivalent canonical XML document. Canonical XML was invented by James Clark for testing XML parsers. It contains only the information a processor is required to pass to the application; |
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fxcopy reproduces the document parsed by fxp. The copy can be generated in a different encoding than the input, and can be normalized in different ways concerning, e.g., expansion of entity references; |
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fxesis adds a backend to fxp, producing an output similar to nsgmls's ESIS (Element Structure Information Set) output; |
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fxviz is an XML tree visualizer. It produces a graph description suitable as input to Georg Sander's vcg. |
These are the steps for installing fxp under Unix:
gunzip -c fxp-1.4.tar.gz | tar xf - cd fxp-1.4