in reply to XML to XML

Depending on how you are transforming your XML, you can use possibly use the language that was designed to transform XML, namely XSLT. There are plenty of tutorials on Google, I've always liked w3schools.com tutorials. There is also a module on cpan (XML::XSLT) that would parse the XML file and XSLT file.

It's not a Perl solution, so if you don't know it you may need to study it a little bit, but it's worth giving a look at.

-Bryan

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Re^2: XML to XML
by BaldPenguin (Friar) on May 19, 2005 at 05:50 UTC
    I agree with the XSLT point, although I myself stick with XML::LibXML and XML::LibXSLT. They start off a little more difficult to but work the same way as the DOM parsers and XSL processors in most other languages. And they are the quickest around.

    Don Shanks
    WhitePages.com, Inc.
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      Thanks for the advice! I've never actually used the modules I suggested or these, because I haven't had much use for them yet. I've only read about XSLT, but I would love to get into a project where I can use some of the XML information I've been learning.

      -Bryan

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