Monks, I am stumped

I couldn't find anything on the CPAN XML::TreeBuilder documentation that lets me take a node and change the value of an attribute of that node. Am I missing something, or is this not implemented?

If it is implemented, could anyone point me to the right direction?

If it is not implemented, does anyone have any idea how I might do this? Is my only recourse to go and fiddle with HTML::Element?

Anything to make my life lazier would be much appreciated

Much thanks!

UPDATE:

never mind, monks!

xml::xpath!

i should have looked harder before asking. apologies to whoever clicks the link. This is when you need a delete thread button

In reply to XML::TREEBUILDER structure modification by TendulkarIsGod

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