Hello Monks,

I need to grouping heading and its content. I got output by simple regex find and replace. But I need to do it using XML::Twig.

My input is 

<root>
<ahead>first head</ahead>
<x>som text</x>
<s>some text</s>
<b>some text</b>
<k>some text</k>
<ahead>first head</ahead>
<s>some text</s>
<b>some text</b>
<k>some text</k>
<j>some text</j>
</root>

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Output 

<root>
<aheadtext>
<ahead>first head</ahead>
<x>som text</x>
<s>some text</s>
<b>some text</b>
<k>some text</k>
</aheadtext>
<aheadtext>
<ahead>second head</ahead>
<s>some text</s>
<b>some text</b>
<k>some text</k>
<j>some text</j>
</aheadtext>
</root>

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I got the sibling nodes by following code 
$t->parse($content);
@sib = $t->get_xpath('//ahead', 0)->next_siblings();

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I got all siblings in @sib including second ahead and its data. How to add the condition in next_siblings() to get the first ahead contents only?

Thanks,

Aakikce

In reply to XML::Twig - extracting some tags from siblings by aakikce

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