Once again, getting some grief with XMLtwig - probably complete ineptness on my part,... 
    my $infile= XML::Twig->new( twig_roots => { 'MEMBER' => 1, 'ACCOUN
+T' => 1 }, twig_handlers => { 'MEMBER' => \&process_member, 'ACCOUNT'
+ => \&process_account }, keep_encoding => 1, );
    $infile->safe_parsefile( $incomingFilename );

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The first handler fires, but not the second. Doesn't matter which way round the handlers are listed - if MEMBER is first, then that fires - but ACCOUNT doesn't; if ACCOUNT is first, then that fires - but MEMBER doesn't.

What am I doing wrong ? (And the answer isn't leaving Perl to someone who know what they are doing :-)

OK - it's not me .... phew ... it's the data (I think)
The first ACCOUNT entity has a child element with unicode 216 within "0" with "/"(sorry, don't know the correct letter name). If I remove the line - all is well, with it - the routine barfs. Replacing that character with an "O" means that the line gets processed fine.

Adding <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> to the head of the XML file solves the problem... but setting $infile->set_encoding('ISO-8559-1') doesn't.

HTH

In reply to More XML-Twig by zacc

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