| Dhanashri Bhate 2005-07-25, 9:24 am |
| U can use module XML::Parser
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-> Subject: xml::simple
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-> Hello,
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-> I've just made a simple script using xml::simple,
-> and I am stuck on something:
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-> I have an xml file that looks like this:
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-> <person>
-> <address>
-> <str>Somewhere</str>
-> <nr>18</nr>
-> <sc>a</sc>
-> </address>
-> </person>
-> <person>
-> <address>
-> <str>Somewhere else</str>
-> <nr>3</nr>
-> <sc>a</sc>
-> <zone>bc</zone>
-> </address>
-> </person>
-> ....
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-> So my question would be, how can I handle dynamic <address> fields
-> (ex. the above code) and be able to refer to each key/value pair
-> inside <address> ?
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-> Thanks !
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