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So which modules am I supposed to use if I want to make XML? The very few times I've had to deal with this I found myself having to manually encode data for interpolation into a string area. I also found that XML::Simple made it difficult to create XML that had the tags in all the right order so it would still pass DTD validation.

So please let me know what is actually supposed to be used and probably include that in your module too.

In reply to Re: RFC: XML::Composer by diotalevi
in thread RFC: XML::Composer by Ovid

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