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Rather than using the raw parser you may get more milage out of XML::Twig. The documentation with the module is a pretty good starting point. You could also try Super Searching here where you will find that Twig is mentioned often.

If you put some code together and run into trouble there are many people here who would help you out.

Perl is Huffman encoded by design.

In reply to Re: Using the XML::Parser Module by GrandFather
in thread Using the XML::Parser Module by raina

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