This seems to be the SYNOPSIS section...

But there is also another SYNOPSIS for the case where you're "USING XML::RSS::Parser VERSION 4.0": 

  my $fsp = XML::RSS::FOXSports->new;
  my $glxy_feed = $fsp->parse_mls_team('galaxy');

  #-- output some values
  my $glxy_title = $glxy_feed->query('/channel/title');
  print $glxy_title->text_content,"\n";
  print $glxy_feed->item_count,   "\n";

  foreach my $i ( $glxy_feed->query('//item') ) {
    my $node = $i->query('title');
    print ' ', $node->text_content, "\n";
  }

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Maybe XML::RSS::Parser version is the problem??
[]s, HTH, Massa

In reply to Re^2: is this is a Bug in Module? by massa
in thread is this is a Bug in Module? by shekarkcb

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