I seem to be spinning my wheels and coding myself into a corner. I am learning XML::Twig and trying to traverse an xml file and gather all children of root element into array along with all siblings and attributes; separated for each child of root. For example, in the following xml file I would like to place each class in a separate array along with all_members, private_members, public_methods, etc. and all their associated siblings and attributes. I can do it easily with XML::Parser using the Start method which passes my( $expat, $element, %attrs ) = @_; to my subroutine. Would like to do this with XML::Twig but have not mastered its syntactical usage, yet. If someone has already done this, please advise and provide sample. 
<myroot>
  <classes name="Panoply::AccessLogic">
    <all_members name="accessLogic" protection="public" scope="Panoply
+::AccessLogic" virtualness="non_virtual" />
    <all_members name="DBUS" protection="public" scope="Panoply::Acces
+sLogic" virtualness="non_virtual" />
    <all_members name="DDR_VIA_JTAG" protection="public" scope="Panopl
+y::AccessLogic" virtualness="non_virtual" />
    <all_members name="DEFAULT" protection="public" scope="Panoply::Ac
+cessLogic" virtualness="non_virtual" />
    <brief></brief>
    <detailed>
      <doc type="text">Models the access logic</doc>
    </detailed>
    <includes name="AccessLogic.hpp" local="no" />
    <private_members>
      <members name="m_accessLogic" kind="variable" protection="privat
+e" static="no" type="AccessLogicTypes" virtualness="non_virtual">
      </members>
      <members name="m_handledErrors" kind="variable" protection="priv
+ate" static="no" type="HandledErrors" virtualness="non_virtual">
      </members>
    </private_members>
    <public_methods>
      <members name="accessLogic" const="yes" kind="function" protecti
+on="public" static="no" type="AccessLogicTypes" virtualness="non_virt
+ual" volatile="no">
        <brief></brief>
        <detailed>
          <doc type="text">Gets the current access logic for...</doc>
        </detailed>
      </members>
      <members name="AccessLogic" const="no" kind="function" protectio
+n="public" static="no" virtualness="non_virtual" volatile="no">
        <parameters declaration_name="accessLogic" default_value="DEFA
+ULT" type="AccessLogicTypes" />
        <parameters declaration_name="handledErrors" default_value="Ha
+ndledErrors::ALL" type="const HandledErrors &amp;" />
      </members>
    </public_methods>
    <public_typedefs>
      <members name="AccessLogicTypes" kind="enum" protection="public"
+ static="no" virtualness="non_virtual">
        <values name="DEFAULT">
        </values>
        <values name="IO_CF8_CFC">
        </values>
      </members>
    </public_typedefs>
  </classes>
    <classes name="Panoply::Details::ActionBatch">
    <brief></brief>
    <detailed></detailed>
    <includes name="PlatformActionBatch.hpp" local="no" />
  </classes>
  <files name="panoplydoc.hpp">
    <detailed></detailed>
  </files>
  <files name="PanoplyVersion.hpp">
    <brief></brief>
    <includes name="string" />
    <variables>
      <members name="LIBRARY_VERSION" initializer="&quot;0.1.9&quot;" 
+kind="variable" static="no" type="const std::string">
      </members>
      <members name="BUILD_DATE" initializer="&quot;00/00/0000&quot;" 
+kind="variable" static="no" type="const std::string">
      </members>
    </variables>
  </files>
</myroot>

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