Thank you for your feedbacks. While I was preparing a snippet of my input data, I discovered the following: if I delete from my input file the first two lines

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE martif SYSTEM "TBXcoreStructV02.dtd">

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my Perl doesn't crash. (My XML-LibXML: 2.0125). Is this normal?

ADDED: actually it is the second line which causes Perl to crash...as I do not have any TBXcoreStructV02.dtd, how can I jump this line? As the XML is huge, I do not want to manipulate it.

In reply to Re^2: Perl panicking XML::LibXML::Reader copyCurrentNode (updated) by IB2017
in thread Perl panicking XML::LibXML::Reader copyCurrentNode by IB2017

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