sorry i am not sure i understood your response ...so which argument should i pass to this script to generate the .xml file ?

 
######################################################################
sub main
{
   my $gen_public = 0;
   my $version = "0.1";
   while ($arg = shift @ARGV)
   {
      $gen_public  = 1 if ($arg eq "-p");
      if ($arg eq "-v")
      {
         $version = shift @ARGV;
        $XLFILE =~ s/v0\.1/v$version/g;
      }
   }

   &print_t_xml_hdr();

   require "../vents.v$version.pl";
   foreach my $box (@SBoxes)
   {
      printf(" <Unc>\n  <ProcessArea name=\"%s\">\n", $box);
      &create_t_recs(\%P_UCventList, $gen_public, $box);
      printf("  </ProcessArea>\n </$area>\n");
   }
   
   my $cvents = "c_vents.xml";
   if (-f $cvents)
   {
        open(COXML, $cvents ) || die("Cannot Open $cvents");
        printf while <COXML>  ;
   }

   &print_t_xml_tail();
}

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In reply to Re^4: Perl command line switches by Irakro1997
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