I have a bit of xml that uses numbers as elements.
No you don't. If it looks like that,
it is not XML. It's a markup language of your
own creation, unsupported by the world.
If you change your DTD to something that permits this:
<settings>
<node item="1">Your Name</node>
<node item="2">His Name</node>
<node item="3">324324324</node>
</settings>
I think you'll be a lot happier, because then you can use the thousands of tools meant to be used with XML.
-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker
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