Hi perlmoks

I have a TMX file which looks like this one

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<tmx version="1.4"><header creationtool="xx" creationtoolversion="1" s
+egtype="sentence" o-tmf="undefined" adminlang="en" srclang="en" datat
+ype="undefined"></header><body>

<tu changedate="20180321T113135Z" creationdate="20180321T113135Z" chan
+geid="user" tuid="1">
    <prop type="client"> </prop>
    <prop type="project"> </prop>
    <prop type="domain"> </prop>
    <prop type="subject"> </prop>
    <prop type="corrected">no</prop>
    <prop type="aligned">no</prop>
    <tuv xml:lang="en"><seg>Hello 
<b>world!</b></seg></tuv>
    <tuv xml:lang="fr"><seg>Bonjour 
<b> monde</b></seg></tuv>
</tu>

<tu changedate="20180321T113135Z" creationdate="20180321T113135Z" chan
+geid="user2" tuid="2">
    <prop type="client"> </prop>
    <prop type="project">yes</prop>
    <prop type="corrected">no</prop>
    <prop type="aligned">no</prop>
    <tuv xml:lang="en"><seg>Hello 
<b>world!</b></seg></tuv>
    <tuv xml:lang="fr"><seg>Bonjour 
<b> monde</b></seg></tuv>
</tu>


</body>
</tmx>

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and I would like to export all the information in one line (tab separated).

I have the following code to export en and fr segments but it is not possible to export all other attributes.

use XML::LibXML;

my $dom = 'XML::LibXML'->load_xml(IO => *STDIN);

for my $child (
    @{ $dom->find('/tmx/body/tu/tuv[@xml:lang=\'en\']/seg | /tmx/body/
+tu/tuv[@xml:lang=\'fr\']/seg | tmx/body/tu/prop | /tmx/body/tu/@creat
+iondate') }

) {
    ( my $contents = join '', $child->childNodes ) =~ s,\n, <lb/> ,g;
    print $contents, $child->nodeName eq 'source' ? "\t" : "\n";
}

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The ideal scenario would be to whatever props there are in the nodes and align them.

Could you please help me improve the code and sort it out?

Thanks

In reply to Strip XML document by corfuitl

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