Re: I get "not a HASH reference" when parsing an XML file

Hi,

Thank you to all of you for your answers.
I've tested the 3 scripts (at home) and all of them work, except the 1st one which ends correctly but does not display the sub-target names.
If everybody agrees on the fact that it is better to use the LibXML library, then I'll use it. If it is not already installed on the stations at work, I'll request for it.
I didn't know the "say" feature. I'll have a look at it to better understand what it does.

Regards.

Xuo.

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Re^2: I get "not a HASH reference" when parsing an XML file by haukex (Archbishop) on Apr 13, 2020 at 09:42 UTC
If everybody agrees on the fact that it is better to use the LibXML library Definitely don't use XML::Simple! Next to XML::LibXML, there are other good XML modules out there, such as XML::Twig or XML::Rules, each with strengths in certain areas, but XML::LibXML is definitely the most general-purpose. If you're not sure, use XML::LibXML. I didn't know the "say" feature. I'll have a look at it to better understand what it does. say is equivalent to print with a newline appended. It's available on Perl 5.10 and up when you say `use 5.010;` or `use feature 'say';` at the top of the script.	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^3: I get "not a HASH reference" when parsing an XML file by xuo (Acolyte) on Apr 13, 2020 at 09:47 UTC
Hi, Thank you for the explanations. I've just started to search about the 'say' feature, that I've already an answer !!! Regards. Xuo.	[reply]