Command line tools for modifying XSL [closed] - linux

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What command line tools are available for working with XSL in UNIX environments. I would like to use proper tools rather than scripting languages such a bash,sed or awk.


Here is a shell script that modifies a .XSL file
#!/bin/bash
echo "Modified!" > file.XSL
Use with caution!

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Using Behave I want to run all my feature files but it throws error No steps directory but the same runs through pycharm [closed]

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When I use this command to run behave /ios_integration/features I get the ConfigError: no Steps directory
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I believe the correct command would be:
behave ios_integration/features
(no preceeding slash)

How to traverse when using `cat` command? [closed]

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How to travel in the shell using cat command? (arrow keys are not working)
cat > myfile

I think you are asking for a pager. For that you can use more or less (yes, these are the real names). As an example, you can use cat FILE | less or just less FILE. In there, you can scroll/search/... (exit with q).

Assign keyboard keys by script to launch a particular program [closed]

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I know how to assign hot keys to a task manually
system settings > keyboard > shortcuts
but I want to write a script to do that for me.
Thanks

Okay. There was no default way of setting keyboard but I found a program "xbindkeys". Its lets you use script to set keys to run a command. Here's a link https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xbindkeys

Build Perl to binary code stand alone [closed]

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How to build perl script in a bianry form ? and it is executable on i686 GNU/Linux
without any additional package or library

perlbin
pp
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how to avoid getting ^M in file? [closed]

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I don't know why it appears in my file when using vim.
Sometimes not in the vim, but in the output of 'git diff', why?
what command can help me check if file under some dir have '^M' problem, and fix all of them?

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