Omniscient Monks,

I try to use XML::Simple :-) 
my $xml = XML::Simple->new();
my $xml_Load = $xml->XMLin("Input.xml");
print Dumper $xml_Load;
$xml->XMLout($xml_Load,OutputFile => "Output.xml");

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Input.xml 
<opt>
    <global>
        <glob1 value="g1v" />
        <glob2 value="g2v" />
        <glob3 value="g3v" />
    </global>
    <parmsets>
        <example>
            <local>
                <location value="location" />
                <loc2 value="loc2v" />
                <loc3 value="loc3v" />
            </local>
            <regional>
                <region1 value="region1v" />
                <region2 value="region2v" />
                <region3 value="region3v" />
            </regional>
        </example>
    </parmsets>
</opt>

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Output.xml 
<opt>
  <global name="glob1" value="g1v" />
  <global name="glob2" value="g2v" />
  <global name="glob3" value="g3v" />
  <parmsets name="example">
    <local name="loc2" value="loc2v" />
    <local name="loc3" value="loc3v" />
    <local name="location" value="location" />
    <regional name="region1" value="region1v" />
    <regional name="region2" value="region2v" />
    <regional name="region3" value="region3v" />
  </parmsets>
</opt>

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i´m not able to force xml::simple to keep the structure of the input file..
even if i use the output structure i get really big troubles if there is only one note in <parmsets>
because xmlin did not mention it as a hash anymore..

anybody got an leading idea ?

$perlig =~ s/pec/cep/g if 'errors expected';

In reply to XML::Simple Usage by AlexTape

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