I have a project wit开发者_运维知识库h huge XML files that I'm copying and pasting into Emacs to edit. It's all on a single line, so I'd like to have a tool to make one XML element per line. Is there an Emacs function that I can use? I guess I'll even settle for a command-line tool that nicely integrates with Emacs, but that's not ideal.
The feature you are looking for is typically called "pretty print". There is a pretty-print function for emacs at:
http://sinewalker.wordpress.com/2008/06/26/pretty-printing-xml-with-emacs-nxml-mode/
Also, take a look at this SO question which has other options.
I wrote a little Elisp function for that, that relies on xmllint from libxml:
(defun format-xml ()
(interactive)
(shell-command-on-region 1 (point-max) "xmllint --format -" (current-buffer) t)
)
I've used xml-parse for years to reformat XML. The specific command you want in that package is xml-reformat-tags
. Hope that helps!
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