hey monks,

i got an xml-file containing something like this :
<fall_liste>
  <fall ID="1">
    <schein_liste>
      <schein ID="1">
        <fk8000 V="0132">
          <fk7199 V="12" BKZ="%!" /> 
          <fk3000 V="134520" /> 
          <fk3101 V="Doe" /> 
          <fk3102 V="Joe" /> 
        .....

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my code looks like this : 
my $twig= new XML::Twig(twig_handlers =>    { '/kvdt/datei_liste/datei
+/fall_liste/fall' => \&fall }  

sub fall{
    my( $twig, $element)= @_;
    my @scheine = $element->get_xpath('./schein_liste/schein/*/*');
    for(@scheine){
        <do various things>
    }

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my question is how can i do something like
($element->name eq "fk3101")?(print "Fall : " . $element->{att}->{ID} . " name : " . $_->{att}->{V}):(); ?
$element->name is obviously wrong, how can i address that node name ? (inside the for(){})

In reply to xml::twig and node names by m0ve

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