xml

XML::All is a Perl module that contains overloaded XML objects.

SYNOPSIS

use XML::All;
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my $xml = < < a href=/ >1 < b >2< /b > < em >3< /em >< /a > >;
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print $$xml; # a
print join ", ", @$xml; # 1, < b >2< /b >, < em >3< /em >
print join ", ", %$xml; # href, /
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print $xml->b(); # < b >2< /b >
print $xml->b() * 10; # 20
print $xml->(); # 1
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$$xml = link;
print $xml; # < link href=/ >...< /link >
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my $em = $xml->em + < hr/ >;
print $em; # < em >3< hr / >< /em >

$xml -= < em/ >;
print $xml; # < link href=/ >1 < b >2/b > < /link >

$xml->( b => sub { $$_ = em } );
print $xml; # < link href=/ >1 < em >2/em> < /link >

This module provides a handy wrapper around XML::Twig and XML::Literal to provide easy accessors to the XML structures.

XML::MyXML is a simple XML module.

SYNOPSIS

use XML::MyXML qw(tidy_xml xml_to_object);

my $xml = "< item >< name >Table< /name >< price >< usd >10.00< /usd >< eur >8.50< /eur >< /price >< /item >";
print tidy_xml($xml);

my $obj = xml_to_object($xml);
print "Price in Euros = " . $obj->path(price/eur)->value;

EXPORT

tidy_xml, object_to_xml, xml_to_object, simple_to_xml

FUNCTIONS

tidy_xml($rawxml)

Returns the XML string in a tidy format (with tabs & newlines)

xml_to_object($rawxml)

Creates an XML::MyXML::Object object from the raw XML provided

XML::DT is a package for down translation of XML files.

SYNOPSIS

use XML::DT;

%xml=( music => sub{"Music from: $cn"},
lyrics => sub{"Lyrics from: $v{name}n"},
title => sub{ uc($c) },
-default => sub{"$q:$c"} );

print dt($filename,%xml);

ABSTRACT

This module is a XML down processor. It maps tag (element) names to functions to process that element and respective contents.

This module processes XML files with an approach similar to OMNIMARK. As XML parser it uses XML::Parser or XML::LibXML module in an independent way. At configure stage, you should choose one of the back-ends.

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XML::Genx is a simple, correct XML writer.

SYNOPSIS

use XML::Genx;
my $w = XML::Genx->new;
eval {
# < foo >bar< /foo >
$w->StartDocFile( *STDOUT );
$w->StartElementLiteral( foo );
$w->AddText( bar );
$w->EndElement;
$w->EndDocument;
};
die "Writing XML failed: $@" if $@;

This class is used for generating XML. The underlying library (genx) ensures that the output is well formed, canonical XML. That is, all characters are correctly encoded, namespaces are handled properly and so on. If you manage to generate non-well-formed XML using XML::Genx, please submit a bug report.

The API is mostly a wrapper over the original C library. Consult the genx documentation for the fine detail. This code is based on genx beta5.