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Consider using XML::Twig, which can parse large files without consuming a lot of memory:
#!/usr/bin/perl use warnings; use strict; use XML::Twig; use feature 'say'; my $parser = XML::Twig::->new( twig_handlers => { '/pathway/reaction[@name=~/^rn:/]' => \&handle, # use XPath to describe what you want to handle } ); $parser->parsefile("myfile"); sub handle { my($twig, $elt) = @_; # handlers are given an XML::Twig object and an XML::Twig::Elt + object say $elt->att("name"); say " substrate[s]: ", map { $_->att("id")." " } $elt->children("s +ubstrate"); say " product[s]: ", map { $_->att("id")." " } $elt->children("pro +duct"); }
Sorry if my advice was wrong.

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