I was giving example elements and not real elements. The XML is correctly formed other than the fact that there are multiple results in the same file. Each Output on its own is a valid file. I don't really want to pollute my filesystem with 46k -> 100k individual files that are clunky to move around, so I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to parse one file instead of splitting each output into its own file. From what I can see from the responses, the only way would be to have perl split the big file into a hash or array and feed that into XML::Parser as individual "files"... Does this seem to be correct?

Ineff

In reply to Re: Re: XML::Parser and multiple results by Ineffectual
in thread XML::Parser and multiple results by Ineffectual

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