I do such jobs by this way (I did not really understood, what do you expect on output, so consider it as example...):
#!/usr/bin/perl use XML::Trivial; my $xml = XML::Trivial::parse('<inventory> <item1> <itemName>jeans501</itemName> <itemId>j501ab</itemId> <countryOrgin>mexico</countryOrgin> </item1> <item2> <itemName>jeans502</itemName> <itemId>j502ab</itemId> <countryOrgin>mexico</countryOrgin> </item2> </inventory>'); foreach ($xml->{inventory}->ea) { print $_->en. "\n"; foreach ($_->ea) { print $_->en. " ".$_->ts."\n" if $_->ts ne ''; } }
It prints
item1 itemName jeans501 itemId j501ab countryOrgin mexico item2 itemName jeans502 itemId j502ab countryOrgin mexico

In reply to Re: XML::DOM get Element By Name by pajout
in thread XML::DOM get Element By Name by kevind0718

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