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NAME

       xml2rfc - format RFCs using XML markup

SYNOPSIS

       xml2rfc SOURCE [OPTIONS] ...

DESCRIPTION

       Example: xml2rfc draft.xml -o Draft-1.0 --text --html

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
              show this help message and exit

              Formats:

              Any or all of the following output formats may be specified. The default is --text.
              The destination filename will be based on the input filename, unless an argument is
              given to --basename.

       --text outputs to a text file with proper page breaks

       --html outputs to an html file

       --nroff
              outputs to an nroff file

       --raw  outputs to a text file, unpaginated

       --exp  outputs to an XML file with all references expanded

              Plain Options:

       -C, --clear-cache
              purge the cache and exit

       -n, --no-dtd
              disable DTD validation step

       -N, --no-network
              don't use the network to resolve references

       -q, --quiet
              dont print anything

       -v, --verbose
              print extra information

       -V, --version
              display the version number and exit

              Other Options:

       -b NAME, --basename=NAME
              specify the base name for output files

       -c CACHE, --cache=CACHE
              specify an alternate cache directory to write to

       -d DTD, --dtd=DTD
              specify an alternate dtd file

       -D DATE, --date=DATE
              run as if thedate is DATE (format: yyyy-mm-dd)

       -f FILE, --filename=FILE
              Deprecated.  The same as -o.

       -o FILE, --out=FILE
              specify an explicit output filename

              Format Options:

              Some formats accept additional format-specific options

       --no-headers
              with  --text:  calculate page breaks, and emit form feeds and page top spacing, but
              omit headers and footers from the paginated format