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Thanks to like it! ;-P

I'm opened for new ideas for XML::Smart too, since you share the same problems to work with the previous resources for XML!

About benchmark, I can't say that I made tests yet, since this is the last thing to do! But the load of the XML files are faster than XML::Simple! For XML::Simple you make a tree, and than it parse all the HASH tree again to make it in the right format. With XML::Smart it make the tree directly in the right format. What can be slower of course, is the access of keys or indexes in the object, since this paste through a TIEHASH and a TIEARRAY, what can't be compared to the direct access of HASHes and ARRAYs!

But note that since is easier to use XML::Smart, you make a code cleanner, that work directly in what you want, what help a lot in the speed.

But if you have experience with hight volumes of XML data, you can help me with the benchmark! If you could make some bench tests for XML::Simple, specially with difficult problems, I can compare with XML::Smart and make everything possible to make it faster. I will appreciate a lot your help in this!

Graciliano M. P.
"The creativity is the expression of the liberty".

In reply to Re: Re: XML::Smart - Development in final stage. (beta is out) by gmpassos
in thread XML::Smart - Development in final stage. (beta is out) by gmpassos

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