Re^2: XML::Twig parsefile_inplace misunderstanding (xml_pp twig_handlers _all

thanks Corion and Anonymous,

so the inplace options are valid only during the scope of the parse_inplace call? after this normal behaviour and handle are restored?

So it can be used only with the on-the-fly processing style and not with the tree-processing one? Should be not difficult replicate the inplace behaviour but i prefer to use the XML::Twig method for shortness and laziness.

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Re^3: XML::Twig parsefile_inplace misunderstanding (xml_pp twig_handlers _all_ flush) by Anonymous Monk on Jul 19, 2013 at 09:57 UTC
so the inplace options are valid only during the scope of the parse_inplace call? UTSL :) its `select temp handle; parsefile; restore original handle; rename /backup;` [download] So it can be used only with the on-the-fly processing style and not with the tree-processing one? That is tree mode. If you change the flush to a print, you'll see lots and lots of duplicated output. but i prefer to use the XML::Twig method for shortness and laziness. short/lazy things are supposed to be easy/obvious to use, I think this one got kind of got away from mirod, but its not like I have better ideas, I mean come on :) `$twig->infile('file.xml') ->backup('.bak') ->tempout ->parseit ->replaceoriginalwithtemp` [download]	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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Re^3: XML::Twig parsefile_inplace misunderstanding (xml_pp twig_handlers _all_ flush)
by Anonymous Monk on Jul 19, 2013 at 09:57 UTC

so the inplace options are valid only during the scope of the parse_inplace call?

UTSL :) its

select temp handle;
parsefile;
restore original handle;
rename /backup;
[download]

So it can be used only with the on-the-fly processing style and not with the tree-processing one?

That is tree mode. If you change the flush to a print, you'll see lots and lots of duplicated output.

but i prefer to use the XML::Twig method for shortness and laziness.

short/lazy things are supposed to be easy/obvious to use, I think this one got kind of got away from mirod, but its not like I have better ideas, I mean come on :)

  $twig->infile('file.xml')
       ->backup('.bak')
       ->tempout
       ->parseit
       ->replaceoriginalwithtemp
[download]

[reply]
[d/l]
[select]