Description of problem: XSD has changed to using windows style command line arguements (/classes instead of --classes for example). This breaks a lot of linux style build scripts for various open source projects relying on XSD. The help function also describes the program as "xsd.exe", which seems to indicate that a windows version was somehow compiled? The rpm found at http://www.codesynthesis.com/products/xsd/download.xhtml does not show this behaviour Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): xsd-3.3.0-1.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Run xsd --help 2. See error 3. Run xsd /help 4. See windows style help message Actual results: xsd /help xsd.exe - a utility for generating schema or class files xsd.exe <schema>.xsd /classes [/element:NAME] [/language:NAME] [/namespace:NAME] [/outputdir:PATH] [/uri:NAME] xsd.exe <schema>.xsd /dataset [/element:NAME] [/language:NAME] [/namespace:NAME] [/outputdir:PATH] [/uri:NAME] xsd.exe <assembly>.dll|<assembly>.exe [/outputdir:PATH] [/type:NAME] xsd.exe <instance>.xml [<instance>.xml ...] [/outputdir:PATH] /c /classes Generate classes for the specified schema. /d /dataset Generate typed dataset classes for the specified schema. /e /element:NAME Element from schema to generate code for. Multiple elements can be specified. /u /uri:NAME Namespace uri of the elements to generate code for. /l /language:NAME The language, or type name of custom CodeDomProvider to use for the generated code. Shorthand specifiers are: "CS" (C#) and "VB" (VB.NET). For type name, assembly qualified name is required. /g /generator:TYPE Code Generator type name, followed by ',' and assembly file name. /o /outputdir:PATH The directory where to generate the code or schemas. /n /namespace:NAME Namespace for the generated code. /t /type:NAME Type for which to generate an xml schema. Multiple types can be specified. /h /help Output this help. Expected results: xsd --help Usage: xsd <cmd> ... Commands: help Print usage information and exit. Use 'help <cmd>' for command-specific options. version Print version and exit. cxx-tree Generate the C++/Tree mapping. cxx-parser Generate the C++/Parser mapping. Additional info:
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