I wrote my quick'n'dirty patch yesterday, no XML modules involved; I downloaded PerlMonksModules-2.2.tar.gz from sourceforge.

$ diff Users.pm.dist Users.pm 66c66 < my %users=($c=~/user\s+username="([^\"]+)"\s+user_id="(\d+)"/g +); --- > my %users= reverse ($c=~/user\s+user_id="(\d+)"\s+username="([ +^\"]+)"/g);
$ diff Chat.pm.dist Chat.pm 61c61 < my @msgs=($c=~/message\s+author="([^\"]+)"[^>]+>\s*(.*?)\s*<\/me +ssage>/g);--- > my @msgs=($c=~/message\s+[^>]*author="([^\"]+)"[^>]+>\s*(.*?)\s* +<\/message>/g);

These work for me. But your patches are definitely more elegant :-)

Of course,

Ciao!
--bronto

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# The End, by The Beatles
END {
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}


In reply to (Really) quick & (a bit) dirty patch by bronto
in thread CB client problems by gnu@perl

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