Re: XML::Smart blessed object

[keszler]

See tree_ok

use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dump qw/dump/;
use XML::Smart;

my $xml = qq{
<hosts>
 <server os="linux" type="conectiva" version="9.0">
  <address>192.168.2.102</address>
 </server>
</hosts>
};

my $obj = XML::Smart->new($xml);
print dump $obj;

my $h = $obj->tree_ok;
print dump $h;
__END__

do {
  my $a = bless(do{\(my $o = bless({
    TIEONUSE => { a => "XML::Smart::Tie::Array", h => "XML::Smart::Tie
+::Hash" },
    a => [],
    b => \sub { "???" },
    c => sub { "???" },
    g => \*Object::MultiType::Saver::NULL,
    h => {},
    point => {
          "/nodes" => { hosts => 1 },
          "/order" => ["hosts"],
          hosts    => {
                        "/nodes" => { server => 1 },
                        server   => {
                                      "/nodes" => { address => 1 },
                                      "/order" => ["os", "type", "vers
+ion", "address"],
                                      address => { CONTENT => "192.168
+.2.102" },
                                      os => "linux",
                                      type => "conectiva",
                                      version => "9.0",
                                    },
                      },
        },
    "s" => \sub { "???" },
    tree => 'fix',
  }, "Object::MultiType::Saver"))}, "XML::Smart");
  $$a->{tree} = $$a->{point};
  $a;
}
{
  hosts => {
        server => {
              address => { CONTENT => "192.168.2.102" },
              os => "linux",
              type => "conectiva",
              version => "9.0",
            },
      },
}

[Jenda]

See Simpler than XML::Simple. Maybe that's a better option.