How can I find the feature types of a CityGML file in the command line itself. Is there any command line argument to find the feature type of input file.
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+59- Celebrity
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There isn't an out of the box way to do this, but you could set up a workspace that lists all feature types.
+56- Safer
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There is a tool in the FME installation folder called AnalyzerTool.exe - this will tell you what feature types exist in a dataset:
Obviously that's not a command line command, but it might help. Also, I believe it's an example application written in C# whose code is provided (see C:\\apps\\FME2018.1\\fmeobjects\\samples\\CSharp). So if you wanted to make your own command line tool, that would make a good starting point. It even includes a workspace that reads/writes a schema.
Hope this helps.