Greetings, I am trying to load up move XML variable and 'attribute' to another XML file. However, I am having trouble using XML::Bare. Here is the source.xml that I want to move. 
<vars>
    <field name="loc" val="{$loc}" type="static" />
    <field name="fullURL" val="http://www.dasite.com" type="static" />
    <field name="locinfo" val="{$location=~ tr/a-z/A-Z/;}" type="stati
+c" />
  </vars>

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Here is the part of code that I am having problem with. ex) moving.pl 
use XML::Bare qw/xget xval forcearray/;
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my $fields = XML::Bare::forcearray( $config->{'field'} ); 
$ob->add_node($rxml, 'vars', $fields);
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In result from destination.xml 
  <multi_vars />
  <vars>
    <ARRAY(0xeea3ac0) />
  </vars>

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I want the result to be.... 
  <multi_vars />
  <vars>
    <loc />
    <fullURL />
    <locinfo /> 
  </vars>

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In which loc, fullURL, locinfo contains value from source.XML Please recommand me a useable XML base, I was thinking somehow I can pass $fields variable in string format.......

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