Hi,

I know it is just something I'm missing... something simple. 

<CONFIG_PARM NAME="default network packet size">
    <SETTING>512</SETTING>
    <TYPE>MIN</TYPE>
    <LINK_CONFIG NAME="max network packet size">
         <RELATIONSHIP>LESS OR EQUAL</RELATIONSHIP>
    </LINK_CONFIG>
</CONFIG_PARM>

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The LINK_CONFIG is being retrieved with a hash reference $LINK_CONFIG_ref = $elt->first_child('LINK_CONFIG')->atts but am having trouble retrieving RELATIONSHIP. Is there a way to easily retrieve it without using a subtree?

Thanks

Jason

update (thanks mirod!): I was making it too difficult for myself.. here is the solution for this simple problem:

 
 $RELATIONSHIP = $elt->first_child('LINK_CONFIG')->text
    if ( defined($elt->first_child('LINK_CONFIG')) );

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Produces:

  Linked to Config 'max online engines'
    EQUAL BUT POWER OF 2

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In reply to XML::Twig and subchildren by jfroebe

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