Well XML::Feed has way too many dependencies that are not on my server (shared server), so I didn't install because it needed too many other mods. XML::Twig installed fine, but wow, it does way too much (I'm sure that is great for more complex things), and I am having a hard time trying to figure out how to even parse a simpler current weather conditions xml file with out it coming up with errors like "Use of uninitialized value $temp_F in concatenation (.) or string at parsetest.pl" And it is getting really frustrating. I was have better luck with XML::Simple until I started trying to read the CAP Alerts. :(

John

In reply to Re^2: Parsing NWS Public Alerts in CAP/ATOM by johnfl68
in thread Parsing NWS Public Alerts in CAP/ATOM by johnfl68

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