Hi, you modified my XML data and after modifying its working in first model. But I has to keep my XML data as original. 

<address>
        <house_number>12</house_number>
        <street_name>yyyy</street_name>
        <kadapa/>
    </address>

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trying like this its working it printing the data. but 
<address>
        <house_number="128"/>
        <street_name="xxxx"/>
        <kadapa/>
    </address>

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trying like this its not printing house number and street name. and also I can't understand your code for reading XML data from file. I need to create "t.xml" file separately or I can give my file name directly. because your t.xml file starts with like this 
t.xml=...............
..........
--end t.xml

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my file is not start with like t.xml or not end with --end t.xml like that. I am beginner to perl can you tell me.

In reply to Re^2: errors in printing latex template output by veerubiji
in thread errors in printing latex template output by veerubiji

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