How can I parse a huge highly nested XML document to display each leaf element. I want to do this recursively where the child is thrown into the recursive function the leaf is found. Is this possible using XML:TWIG?
Here is a sample code I want to parse 
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
-<ArrayOfBooks>
-<Book>
<Title>The book of books</Title>
<Author>Sally</Author>
<Released>1/2/2008</Released>
</Book>
-<Book>
<Title>The page of pages</Title>
<Author>Amanda</Author>
<Released>6/3/1998</Released>
</Book>
<Book>
<Title>The book of pages</Title>
<Author>John</Author>
<Released>6/22/1963</Released>
</Book>
<Book>
<Title>The rock of ages</Title>
<Author>Frank</Author>
<Released>5/21/2004</Released>
</Book>
<Book>
<Title>The age of rocks</Title>
<Author>Mary</Author>
<Released>8/16/1944</Released>
</Book>
</ArrayOfBooks>

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Say I want to parse all the children in the snippet code below. I want to recursively parse each node till the last child is reached. I have no information about the nodes as they are dynamic. My actual file is highly nested. How can I do this using Twig? 
my $twig = XML::Twig->new(
                          twig_handlers => {  '/ArrayOfBooks/Book' => 
+\&sect} 
                                                   );
my $input ='Books.XML';     
$twig->parsefile($input);  


sub sect
{

    my ($twig, $ele) = @_;
depth++
    #if node does not contain children
{
end_element($ele);
depth--;
return;
}
#node contains children
sec($ele);
}

sub end_element
{
# I need both key and value. eg Title: The page of pages
my ($leaf) = @_;
print $key;
}

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In reply to Is it possible to parse an XML file recursively using XML::Twig? by Ppeoc

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