Hello Guys, I have a question on a twig module. Do you know the way to build the twig_handler with variables, I show you below what I would like to do 

 

my $test = sub { $_->delete()};
my $node_to_delete = 'node1-node2-node3-node4';
my @tags = split('-', $node_to_delete );

// my objective with a foreach will be to get a varaible 
// my $handlers = {$tags[0] => $test, $tags[1] => $test )

my $twig = new XML::Twig( twig_handlers => {
                              $twig_handlers,});
$twig->parsefile(*DATA);

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If you have any idea to do this . Many Thanks Nicolas

In reply to TWig handler generation by nico38100

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