Hi guys I want to create something in xml twig that outputs data like this.

jobname: A Days:1,2,3 
jobname: B Days: 1,3 

OR

jobname: A
days:1,2,3

jobname: B
days:1,3
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(The data is taken from a mixed xml file that looks a bit like:

<DEFTABLE DATA...
   <SCHED_GROUP DATA...
      <JOB DATA...JOBNAME...WEEKDAYS...
      </JOB>
   </SCHED_TABLE>
</DEFTABLE>

At the moment my output is 

<code>
jobnamedaysjobnamedays
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my code is

#!/usr/bin/perl -w 
use warnings; 
no warnings 'uninitialized'; 
use strict; 
use XML::Twig; 
use XML::LibXML; 

my $file = 'PYR.xml'; 
my $twig = new XML::Twig(KeepSpaces => 'true',TwigHandlers => { "JOB "
+ => \&Output}); open(INFO3, "+>$file.xml");
$twig->parsefile($file); 
sub Output {
my( $twig, $s )= @_; print $s->att('JOBNAME',"\n"); 
print $s->att('WEEKDAYS',"\n"); 
print INFO3 $s->att("<JOBNAME>",'JOBNAME',"\n"); 
print INFO3 $s->att("<WEEKDAYS>",'WEEKDAYS',"\n"); 
print "Converted XML file into WORD file\n\n"; print $file." WORD docu
+ment generated"; close(INFO3);
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Can someone tell me how to output the text in the format i want please?

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