Re^2: Extract XML data in perl

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Re^3: Extract XML data in perl by Corion (Patriarch) on Oct 01, 2015 at 12:26 UTC
So, what does your program output and how does it fail? How is that different from what you expect? See Data::Dumper for inspecting the data structure you have and References Quick Reference for how to access the data within the data structure.	[reply]
Re^4: Extract XML data in perl by Ping_Bee (Initiate) on Oct 01, 2015 at 12:32 UTC
Compressed Ouput as below, VAR1 = { 'Status' => 'Success', 'Definition' => { '31128' => { 'priority' => '3', 'R' => { ' 'id' => '38873' }, 'ctime' => '1438886368631', 'parent' => '12118', 'count' => '0', 'mtime' => '1438886368631', 'name' => `Apple` } '31351' => { 'priority' => '3', 'R' => { ' 'id' => '53328' }, 'ctime' => '1438886368631', 'parent' => '12118', 'count' => '0', 'mtime' => '1438886368631', 'name' => `Orange` } [download] expected output is only names (apple,orange)	[reply] [d/l]
Re^5: Extract XML data in perl by Corion (Patriarch) on Oct 01, 2015 at 12:40 UTC
Have you read Data::Dumper and References Quick Reference? Maybe also read perldsc. Where do you have problems creating the output you want from the data you have?	[reply]

So, what does your program output and how does it fail? How is that different from what you expect?

See Data::Dumper for inspecting the data structure you have and References Quick Reference for how to access the data within the data structure.

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VAR1 = {
          'Status' => 'Success',
          'Definition' => {
                               '31128' => {
                                          'priority' => '3',
                                          'R' => {
                                                       '
                                                       'id' => '38873'
                                                      },
                                          'ctime' => '1438886368631',
                                          'parent' => '12118',
                                          'count' => '0',
                                          'mtime' => '1438886368631',
                                          'name'  => `Apple`

                      }

                '31351' => {
                                          'priority' => '3',
                                          'R' => {
                                                       '
                                                       'id' => '53328'
                                                      },
                                          'ctime' => '1438886368631',
                                          'parent' => '12118',
                                          'count' => '0',
                                          'mtime' => '1438886368631',
                                          'name'  => `Orange`

                      }
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Have you read Data::Dumper and References Quick Reference? Maybe also read perldsc.

Where do you have problems creating the output you want from the data you have?

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