You should use xml parser, like XML::Twig You would adapt example Building an XML filter like
my $orig = 'doc.xml'; use autodie 1.999; use POSIX 'strftime'; my $back = $orig . strftime( '-%Y-%m-%d', localtime ); rename $orig, $back; open my $newfh, '>', $orig; my $t = XML::Twig->new( twig_roots => { 'qpass:merchant' => sub { my ( $t, $price ) = @_; { my $ra = $price->text; $ra =~ s/_/ /g; $price->set_text($ra); } $price->print($newfh); }, }, twig_print_outside_roots => $newfh, ); $t->parsefile($back); $t->flush; #don't forget undef $t; # close $newfh;

In reply to Re: Recursive editing of a single xml tag.. by Anonymous Monk
in thread Recursive editing of a single xml tag.. by bryank

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