The funny thing is the majority of HTML use to be done without closing tags. When you wanted to paragraph break you used it and the closing tags weren't required. At least that is how I used it (and it worked!). The only things that absolutely needed closed were tables and body tags/etc. I always used p, br, and other tags without closing them. Just a little quirk of the language. Now'a'days you have to close them though, people are onto it! :/
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Well yeah piping is the obvious solution but it requires some post processing to get rid of the header junk
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Ugh, it took me forever to get used to closing paragraph breaks--and starting paragraphs with the tag, which just felt weird.
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For the header stuff, could that be printed to stderr instead, allowing stdout redirection for just the XML?
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Pipe it, dm -o project.dme > output.txt. It would be nice if -o also took a filename or something but you can get around it pretty easily for now.