Masters of all things perl, I would like to perform an operation on every tag in a xml file. I am using XML::Parser and XML::SimpleObject to do the following: 
my $parser = XML::Parser->new(ErrorContext => 2, Style => "Tree");
my $xso = XML::SimpleObject->new( $parser->parse($content) ) or die "c
+ould not parse!";

foreach my $form($xso->children()) {
  check_tag($form);
}

sub check_tag{
  foreach my $tag($_[0]->children()) {
    print $tag->name." ".$tag->value."\n";
    check_tag($tag);
  }
}

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this works, but it does not show me all the tags, just some of them. What is wrong with my code?

thanks, jan

In reply to looping over xml by Micz

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