The only thing I can think is that ParseStream is undefined.
Urm... I don't think so. Let me tell you that I'm just guessing... It looks to me like ParseStream is defined in XML/Parser/Expat.xs, the C bind layer between plain Perl and the C library. At least I can see this in there: 
int
XML_ParseStream(parser, ioref, delim)
    XML_Parser          parser
    SV *                ioref
    SV *                delim
    CODE:
    ...

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What I think, is that ParseStream() needs a callback for each "event". That means that this function calls some plain Perl subs. And I think that there is where something goes wrong. Perhaps it simply misses a proper callback sub.

Could you make a small XML file available, that is compatible with your program, and which exhibits the problem? That way, I, and maybe some other people here as well, could play a little with your program.

In reply to Re: XML-Twig by bart
in thread XML-Twig by Anonymous Monk

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