Hello, I'm trying to do something like this in a perl program:
use XML::Simple; use Data::Dumper; use XML::Parser; my $simple = XML::Simple->new (ForceArray => 1, KeepRoot => 1); my $data = $simple->XMLin('template_POS.ssp'); $VAR1 = { 'profile' => [ { 'protocol' => 'Hypercom', 'scenario' => [ { 'test' => [ { 'id' => '001', 'channel' => 'Non +e', 'message_data' => + [ + { + 'H001' => [ + { + 'i' => [ + '**MS**' + ], + 'o' => [ + '**MS**' + ] + } + ], etc...
print $data->{profile}[0]->{protocol};
print "\n";
--> this is ok
but this:
print $data->{profile}[0]->{scenario}[0]->{test}[0]->{id};
-->NOK (Not an ARRAY reference at...)
Can anyone help me display the value of {id}? Thank you.

In reply to XML Simple by ddragosa

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