Hello Monks,
Using xml twig, I am trying to supply two elements in a line with the separator tab. 
Ex:
<c>
<dl>
ABC    CDE
add    eerwe
sdfsdfs    erewrwe
</dl>
</c>

Expected Result:
<c>
<dl>
<first>ABC</first><second>CDE</second>
<first>add</first><second>eerwe</second>
<first>sdfsdfs</first><second>erewrwe</second>
</dl>
</c>

Obtained Result:
<c>
<dl>
<first>ABC</first><second>CDE</second>
<first>add</first><second>eerwe</second>
<first>sdfsdfs</first><second>erewrwe</second>rwe
</dl>
</c>

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i.e. After </second> some characters are repeating, that character count is equivalent to line count. If i give five lines between
and
, then five characters are repeating.
Can any one tell where am i going wrong? 
Code Used:
my $t = new XML::Twig(
twig_handlers =>
{
"content"=>\&process_root
},
        pretty_print =>'nice',
       )->parsefile("$ARGV[0]");

my $say=$t->sprint;

print FOUT "$say";


sub process_root
{
 my ($a,$b,$c)=@_;
 my $bchild;
 for $bchild ($b->children)
  {
    if  ($bchild->tag eq 'dl')
        {
          $bchild=&dl($a,$bchild);
        }
   }
return $b;
}

sub dl
{
 my ($a,$b,$c)=@_;
 my $bchild;
if ($bchild->text)
 {
   $bchild->subs_text(
qr{(.+?)\t(.+?)\n},'&elt(first=>{},$1)&elt(second=>{},$2)');
}
return $b;
}

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Thanks in advance, -Anonymous user-

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