Hi guys

I have a big XML file, in this file I have for example this tag,
<Validation byCluster="true" byOtherPop="false" byHapMap="true" by1000G="true">
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The result should be: byCluster, byHapMap, by1000G
or this
<Validation bySASH="true" byOtherPop="true" byHapMap="true" by1000G="false">
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The result should be: bySASH, byOtherPop, byHapMap
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I want to print just the attributes "not their values" that have "true" as a value and ignore the attributes that have "false" as a value
I am using perl and twig::XML to extract these information.
I do not know even how to start because If I want the values, it would be easy, but have no information about how to print the attributes
Any advices about how to solve this

Thanks in advance


In reply to Print specific attributes "not their values" of an XML file using Perl by AhmedABdo

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