Monks, in twig_handlers i am using a path $epath as shown below to change the 'title' tag into 'tit'.

In order to access the 'title' tag i am giving such long path, i know we can give just 'title' alone to access via partial_path. But i want to know whether we can give something like 'gutbook/*/title' means gutbook followed by any elements and finally title, else is there anyother way to ignore the element names inbetween.

$epath = 'gutbook/book/frontmatter/titlepage/title';
my $twig = XML::Twig->new(

        twig_handleres => { '$epath' => \&normal}
         
                                                );
        $twig->parse(\*DATA);
__DATA__
<gutbook>
  <book>
    <frontmatter>
      <titlepage>
        <title>THE ILIAD</title>
        <author>HOMER</author>
      </titlepage>
    </frontmatter>
    <bookbody>
      <chapter>
      <title>BOOK I</title>
        <para>
          Sing, O goddess, the anger of Achilles son of Peleus, that
          brought countless ills upon the Achaeans.
        </para>
       </chapter>
    </bookbody>
  </book>
</gutbook>

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Regards,
Anniyan
(CREATED in HELL by DEVIL to s|EVILS|GOODS|g in WORLD)

In reply to xml::Twig partial_path question by anniyan

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