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mascip:

The docs for XML::Simple mention that you can control the root element with the RootName option. Setting it to undef or the empty string should make it leave off the root elements. Using another value should change the name "opt" to the specified name.

Caveat: I've not played with it, I'm just spouting off info from the docs.

...roboticus

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In reply to Re: Very simple XML::Simple problem by roboticus
in thread [Solved] Very simple XML::Simple problem by mascip

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