thanks Tanktalus to have taken the time to clarify this matter to me.

Anyway maybe mirod can explain the details. You know (or well maybe not..) that my Perl knoweledge is a little.. empyric and if by one hand i tend to try many times unusefull and dangerous things with Perl, by other hand i tend to play gently when using modules, trying to keep me more close that i can to what the module's docs say. Because i ignore what XML::Twig does under the wood. Someone can learn Perl, no one CPAN (at least not me).

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In reply to Re^3: Moving elements with XML::Twig: Document root closing tag is duplicated on output -- solution by Discipulus
in thread [SOLVED] Moving elements with XML::Twig: Document root closing tag is duplicated on output by ateague

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