Here is my try with XML::Twig. 

use XML::Twig;
my $hash;
my $t= XML::Twig->new( twig_handlers => 
                          { charge => sub{    $hash->{$_[1]->{'att'}->
+{'code'} }=$_[1]->{'att'}->{'name'}},
                          },
                       );
$t->parse( '<charge-type-control>
   <charge code="FRT" name="frtamt"/>
   <charge code="SV1" name="savamt"/>
   <charge code="SV2" name="savamt"/>
   <charge code="SV3" name="savamt"/>
   <charge code="SV4" name="savamt"/>
   <charge code="SV5" name="savamt"/>
</charge-type-control>');
print $_."\t".$hash->{$_}."\n" for keys %{$hash};

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regards
Murugesan Kandasamy

In reply to Re: XML::Simple help by murugu
in thread XML::Simple help by mifflin

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