this is the code i have that's doesn't work it downloads all mail and then saves as XML file 
  use Mail::POP3Client;
  $pop = new Mail::POP3Client( USER     => "*****",
                   PASSWORD => "*****",
                   HOST     => "127.0.0.1" );
  open(OUTPUT,">mail.xml") or die;
  $id=0;
  for( $i = 1; $i <= $pop->Count(); $i++ ) {
      $id++;
        print OUTPUT "<message>\n";
          $header=$pop->Head( $i );
      $body=$pop->Body($i);

          $header =~ m#^From: (.*?)$#m; 
          $from=$1;
          $header =~ m#^To: (.*?)$#m; 
          $to=$1;
          $header =~ m#^Subject: (.*?)$#m; 
      $subject=$1;
          $header =~ m#^Date: (.*?)$#m; 
      $date=$1;

          #print "$header\n";
          print OUTPUT "<from>$from</from>\n";
          print OUTPUT "<to>$to</to>\n";
          print OUTPUT "<subject>$subject</subject>\n";
          print OUTPUT "<date>$date</date>\n";

        print "Msg ID: $id\n";
        
    #have to edit here
    if ($body=~/^--$/) {
       next;
    } else {
      print OUTPUT "<body>\n$body\n<\body>\n";
    }
    #ends        
       
        print OUTPUT "</message>\n";
  }
  $pop->Close();

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could any1 help me plz

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