Hi, I tried to work with XML::Twig and was successful upto some extent, but still facing problems in accessing certain areas of my XML.How do i access the steps mentioned in each testcase and there corresponding attributes, the solution is quiet urgent for me, can you please suggest how i can access these elements and attributes. 

use strict;
use warnings;
use 5.010;
use XML::Simple;
use XML::MyXML;
use XML::Twig;

my $twig= new XML::Twig(
twig_handlers => { testcase => \&testcase });   # create the twig

$twig->parsefile( 'D:\\ABC\\Perl Projects\\DCA.xml');
#$twig->print;

my $root= $twig->root;
#$root->set_tag( 'html'); 
 
$twig->print;
my @testcase = $root->children('testcase');
# foreach my $testcase (@testcase)
#    { $testcase->set_tag('p'); }        # turn them into p
  $twig->print;   

sub testcase{
    
     my ($twig, $testcase) = @_;
     print $testcase->field('command6');
     print $testcase->att('type');
     print "\n";
}

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In reply to Re^4: parse xml and trigger function modules. by balajinagaraju
in thread parse xml and trigger function modules. by balajinagaraju

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