Wouldn't you know it :) xpath allows ignoring namespaces by using function s name and local-name, and the current node (.) comes in handy , heady even
#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict; use warnings;
use XML::LibXML;
my $doc = XML::LibXML->new()->parse_string(
q{<?xml version='1.0' ?>
<roshambo xmlns="http://example.com/roshambo">
<sham>
<bo name="40" />
<bo name="2" />
</sham>
<sham xmlns:ftt="http://example.com/roshambo">
<ftt:bo name="forty" />
<ftt:bo name="two" />
</sham>
</roshambo>
}
);
for my $name ( $doc->findnodes( q{//*[local-name()="bo"]/@name} ) ) {
printf "%-25s %s\n", $name->nodePath, $name->nodeValue;
}
print "\n\n";
for my $node ( $doc->findnodes( q{//*[name()="sham"]} ) ) {
print "@{[ $node->nodePath ]}\n";
## any children ## ./*
## any descendants ## .//*
## anywhere ## //*
for my $name ( $node->findnodes( q{./*[local-name()="bo"]/@name} )
+ ) {
printf "%-25s %s\n", $name->nodePath, $name->nodeValue;
}
print "\n\n";
}
__END__
/*/*[1]/*[1]/@name 40
/*/*[1]/*[2]/@name 2
/*/*[2]/ftt:bo[1]/@name forty
/*/*[2]/ftt:bo[2]/@name two
/*/*[1]
/*/*[1]/*[1]/@name 40
/*/*[1]/*[2]/@name 2
/*/*[2]
/*/*[2]/ftt:bo[1]/@name forty
/*/*[2]/ftt:bo[2]/@name two
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