in reply to Giving the input file to XMLin() from the command line as an argument
XMLin('$ARGV[0]/system.xml')
That should work just fine if you use double quotes instead of single quotes. (Single quotes don't interpolate...)
As for passing a file handle, you can say
my $parser = XML::Simple->new(); my $data = $parser->XMLin($fh); # or my $data = $parser->XMLin(\*FH);
where $fh is a lexical file handle (i.e. open my $fh, ...), or an IO::File file handle, and \*FH is a ref to an old-style glob file handle.
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Re^2: Giving the input file to XMLin() from the command line as an argument
by uday_sagar (Scribe) on Jan 25, 2012 at 06:09 UTC |