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Hi, Is it possible to extract multiple tags with different names to a single array using any of the perl modules.For example,

<ROOT_TAG>
     <CHILD1>ABC</CHILD1>
     <CHILD2>KJLK</CHILD2>
     <CHILD3>NLLKJ</CHILD3>
<ROOT_TAG>
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I need the resultant array to be with strings of tags like this : @child_array = (<CHILD1>ABC<CHILD1>, <CHILD2>KJLK</CHILD2>,<CHILD3>NLLKJ</CHILD3>); I am able to get this when the names are same for all these child tags. But I want it for different named child tags.

Thanks in Advance, Bala.

In reply to Parse multiple xml tags with different names to an array by rbala

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