use strict;
use warnings;
no warnings 'uninitialized';

use XML::Rules;

my $parser = XML::Rules->new(
    rules => {
        _default => 'raw extended',
        start_element => sub {
            my ($tag,$attr,$context,$parents,$parser) = @_;

            print {$parser->{parameters}[( exists $attr->{':user_id'} 
+? 0 : 1 )]} $parser->ToXML( $tag, $attr);
        }
    }
);

open my $FH1, '>', 'c:\temp\test1.xml';
open my $FH2, '>', 'c:\temp\test2.xml';
print $FH1 "<root>\n";
print $FH2 "<root>\n";
$parser->parse( \*DATA, [$FH1, $FH2]);
print $FH1 "\n</root>\n";
print $FH2 "\n</root>\n";


__DATA__
<root>
<start_element>
<element_num>1</element_num>
<child>MyChild</child>
</start_element>
<start_element>
<element_num>2</element_num>
<child>MyChild</child>
<user_id>MyUser</user_id>
</start_element>
<start_element>
<element_num>3</element_num>
<child>MyChild</child>
</start_element>
</root>

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Jenda
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In reply to Re: Need to process a XML file through Perl by Jenda
in thread Need to process a XML file through Perl by paragkalra

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