Please try this perl code, I haven't used any external modules.


undef $/;
open(IN,"<sample.xml") || die "can not open the input xml file";
open(OUT,">sample_out.xml") || die "can not open the out xml file";
$str=<IN>;
close IN;
$headera="";
$headerb="";
$footer="</bibdataset>";
$has=();
$headera=$& if ($str =~ /<\?xml.*\?>/si);
$headerb=$& if ($str =~ /<bibdataset[^>]+>/si);
while ($str =~ /<item>.*?<\/item>/gsi) {
    $con=$&;
       if ($con =~ /<itemid\s+idtype\s*=\s*\"PUI\">\s*(\d+)\s*<\/itemi
+d>/)
    {
        $puino=$1;
        $has{$puino}=$con;
    }
}
print OUT $headera;
print OUT $headerb;

foreach  $ke(sort keys %has) {
print OUT $has{$ke};
}

print OUT $footer;
close OUT;

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In reply to Re: Sort xml based on attribute by vmsathiya
in thread Sort xml based on attribute by bharathinc

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