Hi, I am trying to understand the above module. I run the following code 
foreach $node ($dom->findnodes('//*')) 
 {    
    if ($node->nodeType() == 3)
    {
        print "found a text node\n";
    }
    print "node name is ", $node->nodeName(), "\n";
    if ($node->hasChildNodes() == 0) # FALSE
    {
        print "No children: node text is ", $node->textContent(), "\n"
+;
    }

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It does not work as expected. It is not picking up text nodes so <title>book title</title> shows title which has a text element ("book title") and so has children. But it is not picking up the text nodes. What am I doing wrong? regards, John

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