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You can keep a stack of the current level where you are
in the XML file. When you get a start tag, push the
tag onto the stack; when you get to the end of that tag,
pop the tag off the stack. You can use this to define a
tree structure of sorts.
Another option would be to use the "Tree" Style of XML::Parser. Read the docs for that. A final option, and a good one, is to use XML::Simple, which may work for you: It loads the data into a tree structure, which may or may not work exactly how you want it. Or (finally again) you could look into some of the other tree-processing XML modules, like XML::DOM and XML::Twig. They may be overkill for your purposes, though. In reply to RE: RE: RE: XML::Parser
by btrott
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