Re: XMLout and keys/attributes

[sauoq]

in reply to XMLout and keys/attributes

Remove the ContentKey option from your call to XMLout and change where you set $XmlRef to the following:

    $XmlRef->{$keyname}{'devices'}{'dev'.$cnt}{'param'} 
        = [ {$foo => $userref->{$key}{'hash'}{$foo}} ];

Update: No, that's not right... you have two tags, so you have to push them on... Try this:

  $XmlRef->{$keyname}{'devices'}{'dev'.$cnt}{'param'} = [];
  for my $foo(keys %{$userref->{$key}{'hash'}}) {
    push @{ $XmlRef->{$keyname}{'devices'}{'dev'.$cnt}{'param'} }
         , {id => $foo, content => $userref->{$key}{'hash'}{$foo}} ;
    $i+=1;
  }

Edit: struck out incorrect code.

[atreyu]

Arggg! I just looked at the original code again, and I realized I screwed up the description of the XML. here is the correct $userref example:

$userref->{0}{'hash'}{'Name'} = 'joe';
$userref->{0}{'hash'}{'Type'} = 'user';
$userref->{0}{'hash'}{'1Param'} = 'foo';

and here is what I need the XML to look like:

  <key0>
    <devices>
      <dev0>
        <param id="Name">joe</param>
        <param id="Type">user</param>
        <param id="1Param">foo</param>
      </dev0>
    </devices>
  </key0>

btw, your code suggestion was very close sauoq, care to try again?!

[sauoq]

btw, your code suggestion was very close sauoq, care to try again?!

I already did. See my update? ;-)

P.S. It should work with three params as well as two, so your "arrrggg" isn't needed. :-)

[atreyu]

sauoq, your two cents are so money! you nailed it, thank you!