Hi dear monks !

am a bit dizzled by code-world of perl (after scripting
html ... ) now want to convert whole HTML-files
to xml-files with perl-module HTML::Tiny and
Have read the explanations in HTML::Tiny (short doc there)
I dont understand quite, what do I have to type with
command perl and module HTML::Tiny for to convert now
test01.html to test01.xml ? thx for answer and no
offense for somewhat newbie question of me.

So have understood by now, that to install cpan (as sudo) and to install HTML::Tiny (and I did install XML::Simple ).

Now I only need a converter for this - well then I found one at public IBM ...
here (modified by myself, but it is not correct):

HTMLin should be substituted by 'test001.html' ???

problem is this skript cannot find 'HTMLin'

There is only file test001.html.
What should I write now ?

thx very much !

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use HTML::Tiny;
use Data::Dumper;
my $Tiny = HTML::Tiny->new();
my $data   = $Tiny->HTMLin('test001.xml');
# DEBUG
print Dumper($data) . "\n";
# END

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not to forget here the link of IntelligentBigMamah !

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-xmlperl1/index.html

saw answer of tobyink after I wrote above ... hm.

In reply to convert whole html-files to xml by dschinn1001

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