There are various structures in the XML file. I have written most of the structures in the if else loop. But for the structure below I have attached the piece of code which I have added to the actual one. <xs:complexType name="ActiveOrHistoricCurrencyAnd13DecimalAmount"> <xs:simpleContent> <xs:extension base="ActiveOrHistoricCurrencyAnd13DecimalAmount_SimpleType"> <xs:attribute name="Ccy" type="ActiveOrHistoricCurrencyCode" use="required"/> </xs:extension> </xs:simpleContent> </xs:complexType> 
my $data = $xml->XMLin($file, ForceArray=>['xs:element','xs:attribute'
+]);
my $seq_1 = $data->{'xs:complexType'}->{$complex}->{'xs:simpleContent'
+};
if (exists($seq_1->{'xs:attribute'})){
print "I am here";
$elementref = $seq_1->{'xs:attribute'};}

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Doesn't seem to work. It is not parsing the above structure. Please advise

In reply to Re^2: Perl parsing XML using XML::Simple by thickice97
in thread Perl parsing XML using XML::Simple by thickice97

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