in reply to Problem with Pseudohash

In the 2nd style, the part type="technical" is not an attribute, it is just a text. You can find it in $book->{content}, including the newline before it.
Update: Where do you see any pseudohash?

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Re^2: Problem with Pseudohash
by uday_sagar (Scribe) on Feb 08, 2012 at 13:26 UTC
    if the content has type1="scientific" type2="technical" instead of type="technical", how to get only type1="sceintific"?
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      OK, you have a string
      my $content = "\n" . 'type1="scientific" type2="technical"';

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      Are you interested in type1 only? Use
      my ($type1) = $content =~ /type1="([^"]+)"/;

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      Are you interested whether scientific is present? Use
      my $is_sceintific = $content =~ /type[0-9]*="scientific"/;

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        Okay, What I am really interested is that the data should get stored in a hash table irrespective of the position of the attributes of the xml file. (As shown above, STYLE 1 and STYLE 2) Is there any construct/module for this?
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