Rolland, Susie (DIS) wrote:
> the rss file will be created through a content management system
> (Teamsite). Communication people will enter a headline and a link and
> the script behind will use the wonderful XML::RSS to insert the new
> item. We would like the reverse to happen also, they enter a
> headline or a link and the script behind can find the item and delete
> it ... a new method for XML:RSS to remove would be really cool ...
> right now I am looking at XML::DOM ... is SAX easier?
Actually, I think you can do it with XML::RSS.
You would use parse() to bring in the file, then manipulate the
@{$rss->{items}} array and write the file back out with as_string(). Look at
the docs for XML::RSS for some examples that are close to this...
You could subclass XML::RSS and add a method to encapsulate this.
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