My xml file is 
 
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1252"?>
<IDList><Details><id>Trial ID</id><name>Mooza
</name></Details><Details><id>Trial ID</id><name>bin_salim99
</name></Details><Details><id>Trial ID</id><name>dino88
</name></Details><Details><id>Trial ID</id><name>al3neeeeed
</name></Details><Details><id>TrialID</id><name>Do0oDa</name></Details
+></IDList>

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   In this I want to add a new node in the last or want to edit the note or delete the node.

   I have read the values from the text file and write it in to xml. the code is 
use XML::Writer;
use XML::XPath;
use XML::XPath::Node;
use IO::File;
open(NEW, "<<../main/idno.txt");
@id = <NEW>;
close (NEW);
my $output = new IO::File(">data9.xml");

my $doc = XML::Writer->new(OUTPUT => $output);
$doc->xmlDecl("windows-1252");
$doc->startTag("IDList");

foreach (@id)
{
     ($actid, $name) = split(/:/, $_);
     $doc->startTag( "Details" );
     $doc->dataElement( id => $actid);
     $doc->dataElement( name => $name);
     $doc->endTag("Details"); 
}
$doc->endTag("IDList"); # close IDList
$doc->end(); # final checks
$output->close();

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Now I want to add a new child in the xml file or edit a node or delete the node. How i can do it and give some suggestions for that. If have any code send it.

In reply to Editing in xml by antovinraj
in thread Append in XML using perl by antovinraj

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