Hm. Ok. I am a step further. But why don't I get the right values with this:

my $t= XML::Twig->new( 
                    twig_handlers => {
                    
                          'league/id'                            =>sub
+{  $leagueId =     $_[1]->text;},
                          'event/startDateTime'                       
+ =>sub{  $date =     $_[1]->text;},
                          'event/homeTeam/name'                       
+ =>sub{  $home =     $_[1]->text;},
                          'event/awayTeam/name'                       
+ =>sub{  $away =     $_[1]->text;},
                          'event/periods/period/number'               
+     =>sub{  $period =     $_[1]->text;},
                          'event/periods/period/description'          
+      =>sub{  $perDescr =     $_[1]->text;},
                          'event/periods/period/maxBetAmount/moneyLine
+'            =>sub{  $maxBetML =     $_[1]->text;},
                          'event/periods/period/moneyLine/homePrice'  
+          =>sub{  $homePrice =     $_[1]->text;},
                          'event/periods/period/moneyLine/drawPrice'  
+          =>sub{  $drawPrice =     $_[1]->text;},
                          'event/periods/period/moneyLine/awayPrice'  
+          =>sub{  $awayPrice =     $_[1]->text;
                                                print "\nMoney,", $lea
+gueId, "    ", $date, "    ", $home, "    ", $away, "    ", $period, 
+"    ", $perDescr, "    ", $maxBetML, "    ", $homePrice, "    ", $dr
+awPrice, "    ", $awayPrice;
                                                      }
);

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Your code gives me all fixtures. I am now looking for all moneyline-odds for these fixtures. In the XML there are different periods for a game (mostly match and 1st half). Not all of the periods are given for all matches. And if there is a period there does not have to be a moneyline.

So I tried the magic workaround with other data. My code tries to store the other relevant data in scalars and then put all together with the last handler-line. But the data is mixed up.

In reply to Re^8: How to parse this hash? XML question (Twig example) by Trace On
in thread How to parse this hash? And how to describe my probem? by Trace On

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