Monks i need to cut a element with children and paste in another location. I tried using XML::Twig. But i could not able to get correct output. I have shown below what i tried and sample example. where am i going wrong?

input:
------
<test>
<author>
<name><snm>surname</snm><fnm>firstname</fnm></name>
</author>
<player>
<name><snm>surname</snm><fnm>firstname</fnm></name>
</player>
<some>
<here>here some text</here>
</some>
</test>

output:
-------
<test>
<player>
<name><snm>surname</snm><fnm>firstname</fnm></name>
</player>
<some>
<here>here some text</here>
<author>
<name><snm>surname</snm><fnm>firstname</fnm></name>
</author>
</some>
</test>


my $twig = new XML::Twig(
                                                        pretty_print =
+> 'indented'
                                                                      
+   
                                                );        
                                                        
                        $twig->parse($input);
                        
                        my $pl = XML::Twig::Elt->new("$place");
                        
                        for ($twig->get_xpath($path))
                        {                    
                            
                            $_->cut ; 
                        
                            $_->paste('last_child', $pl) ; 
                        
                        } 
                        
                        $input = $twig->sprint;

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In reply to XML::Twig 'cut' and 'paste' by Anonymous Monk

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