I monks, i have a problem with XML::Twig module, im parsing and reading a xml file in this way: 
use XML::Twig;
my $twig = XML::Twig->new(keep_encoding => "true");
$twig->parse("$string");

foreach my $product ($twig->root->children('produto')) {
    my $sibling = $product->first_child();
    my %produto;
    do {
            $produto{$sibling->tag()} = $sibling->child_text();
    } while($sibling = $sibling->next_sibling());
    $product{nome} =~ s/\s+//g;    
    ......................
}

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My xml structure is in this way: 
<produtos>
     <produto>
       <codigo>I0000949</codigo>    
       <nome>Acucareiro Acril 200g Cromus Acrylic Line</nome>    
       <categoria>SALA DE JANTAR:ACESSÓRIOS PARA MESA</categoria>    
       <marca>Fabrica da Pedra</marca>    <preco></preco>    
       <link>4,99</link> 
       <imagem>http://imgproduto.casaevideo.com.br/jpg/ud-cozin/000094
+9b.jpg</imagem>
       <parcelamento>      
          <parcelas>12</parcelas>      
          <valor>0,53</valor>    
       </parcelamento>  
    </produto> 
......
</produtos>

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And my problem is:
How i can read the data from tags <parcelas> and <valor> is into the tag <parcelamento> ?
Anyone as $product{parcelamento}{parcelas}, but it it dont works.
Thanks,
mvitor

ps: sorry foy my english

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