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|Name=xml2var
 
|Name=xml2var
 
|Short description=Converts XML tags to shell variables
 
|Short description=Converts XML tags to shell variables
|Full description='xml2var' is an XML file parser which converts XML tags to shell variables. It is a part of the Serer optimized Linux System Tools.
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|Full description='xml2var' is an XML file parser which converts XML tags to shell variables. It is a part of the Serer optimized GNU System Tools.
 
|Homepage URL=http://www.antitachyon.com/Content/Utilities/xml2var
 
|Homepage URL=http://www.antitachyon.com/Content/Utilities/xml2var
 
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xml2var

http://www.antitachyon.com/Content/Utilities/xml2var
Converts XML tags to shell variables

'xml2var' is an XML file parser which converts XML tags to shell variables. It is a part of the Serer optimized GNU System Tools.





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