my $tempdoc =  XML::LibXML->createDocument($version,$encoding);
  my $docfrag = $tempdoc->createDocumentFragment();

##</code><code>##

  my $element = XML::LibXML::Element->new( $tag );

##</code><code>##

  my $element = $self->{ _HXS_parent }->ownerDocument->createElement($tag);

##</code><code>##

  my $element = $tempdoc->createElement($tag);

##</code><code>##

  @MYCLASS::ISA = qw(XML::SAX::Base);

   sub static_handler {
      $self->set_handler(XML::LibXML::SAX::Builder->new());
   }

   sub result {
      $self->get_handler()->result(); # will return a DOM structure
   }

  sub found_token {
     my ($self, $tag, $attributes) = @_;
     $self->check_active_tokens(); # and end them if required
     my $e = _element($tag);
     for my $key ( keys %$attributes ) {
        _add_attribute($e, $key, $attributes->{$key} );
     }
     $self->start_element($e);
  }

  sub check_active_token { 
     # this allows no nested tags.
     # tag soup logic should end up in this function
     foreach my $tag ( @{$self->{_TOKENS_}} ) {
        $self->end_element( _element($tag, 1) );
     }
  }

  # the following functions I stole from Matt's code ;)
  # it simplifies the handling of SAX data structures for 
  # those cases that don't require namespace handling.

  sub _element {
    my ($name, $end) = @_;
    return {
        Name => $name,
        LocalName => $name,
        $end ? () : (Attributes => {}),
        NamespaceURI => '',
        Prefix => '',
    };
  }

  sub _add_attrib {
    my ($el, $name, $value) = @_;

    $el->{Attributes}{"{}$name"} =
      {
          Name => $name,
          LocalName => $name,
          Prefix => "",
          NamespaceURI => '',
          Value => $value,
      };

    return $el;
  }