XML::Smart 1.2 is out!

From POD:

This module has an easy way to access/create XML data. It's based on the HASH tree that is made of the XML data, and enable a dynamic access to it with the Perl syntax for Hashe and Array, without needing to care if you have a Hashe or an Array in the tree. In other words, each point in the tree work as a Hash and an Array at the same time!

You also have extra resources, like a search for nodes by attribute, selection of an attribute value in each multiple node, change the returned format, etc...

The module alson handle automatically binary data (encoding/decoding to/from base64), CDATA (like contents with <tags>) and Unicode. It can be used to create XML files, load XML from the Web (just pasting an URL as a file path) and it has an easy way to send XML data through socket, just adding the length of the data in the <?xml?> header.

New Features:

• Added cut_root(), base(), back(), copy() and data_pointer() methods.
• New resource "return format".
• Support for basic entities (defaults).
• Added Support for URLs (with LWP::UserAgent).
• Unicode (UTF-8) support. (Work only on Perl-5.8+)
• Added support for binary and CDATA content and automatically detection of both.
• Added meta generator tag.
• New Parser XML::Smart::HMLParser: for wild XML data or HTML as XML.

Get it at:
http://search.cpan.org/author/GMPASSOS/XML-Smart-1.2/lib/XML/Smart.pm

Graciliano M. P.
"The creativity is the expression of the liberty".

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