<?xml version='1.0' ?>
<Product name="terminal"
    no="...>
    <Module name="nw">
        <SourceDir name="/testnw/nwtool" />
    </Module>    
    <Module name="hw">
        <SourceDir name="/prod/hw" />
        <SourceDir name="/test/hw" />
    </Module>       
</Product>

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I want to get the sourcedirectories per module wise. Tried with XML:Xpath, 

Used:
foreach my $Module($xp->find('//Module')->get_nodelist){
foreach my $SourceDir ($Module->find('//SourceDir')->get_nodelist){ 
my $dir = $SourceDir->find('@name')->string_value;

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it is giving all sourcedirectories for each module. Let me know if you have any idea.

In reply to How to get the node value of each node? by kkavitha

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