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I find that XML::Simple is very well suited to this sort of task. The following may fit your needs:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use XML::Simple; my $xml = << "EOF"; <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <monk value="PM"> <say>JAPH</say> <vals> <val val1="F" val2="value f"> </val> <val val1="FO" val2="value fo"> </val> <val val1="FOO" val2="value foo"> </val> <val val1="FOOB" val2="value foob"> </val> <val val1="FOOBA" val2="value fooba"> </val> <val val1="FOOBAR" val2="value foobar"> </val> </vals> </monk> EOF my $xs = new XML::Simple; my $xmlhref = $xs->XMLin($xml); if ($xmlhref->{say}) { print $xmlhref->{say} . "\n" if (grep { $_->{val1} eq 'FOO' } @{$xm +lhref->{vals}->{val}}); }

Cheers,
Shendal

In reply to Re: XML::parser question by Shendal
in thread XML::parser question by semio

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