Here is the code snippet which I am currently using 

use strict;
use warnings;
use XML::Twig;
use Data::Dumper;

my $twig = XML::Twig->new(twig_roots => { name => 1});
$twig->parsefile( "player.xml");
$twig->print;
$twig->print_to_file();

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Here are the outputs :
$ ./xml_twig_test.thpl Can't locate object method "print_to_file" via package "XML::Twig" at ./xml_twig_test.thpl line 22.
<stats><name>Houston, Allan</name><name>Sprewell,
Latrell</name><name>Ewing, Patrick</name><name>Johnson,
Larry</name></stats>
This is sort of weird since the other methods of XML::Twig are working fine except print_to_file() function

In reply to Re^6: Not able to replace element value using XML::Twig by newbie_ab
in thread Not able to replace element value using XML::Twig by newbie_ab

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