sample XML

    <actions>
        <emailNotification>
            <body>Good day,

This email is to inform you we did not receive bla bla

bla bla

Thank you.



bla bla
bla bla</body>
            <cc>x@y.com, z@y.com</cc>

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code sample

    {
        my $isconditional;
        my $otherwise;
        for (my $i=0; $i < 1000; $i++)
        {
            last if ! exists ($XML->{$type}{actions}{emailNotification
+}[$i]{body});
            my $body =  $XML->{$type}{actions}{emailNotification}[$i]{
+body}->content();
            $XML->{$type}{actions}{emailNotification}[$i]{body} = $bod
+y;
            print "DEBUG7 $body\n";
        }
    }

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In reply to Re^2: XML::Smart how to prevent encoding <body> tag by zatlas1
in thread XML::Smart how to prevent encoding <body> tag by zatlas1

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