From: "Beginner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On a more general point I haven't found it easy to find modules that
> output XML or perhaps I should say, I didn't find the ones I did look
> at to be well documented in terms of examples or show the variety of
> different ways data structures can be represented in XML.
Well, as the author of one of the modules you may have looked at I am
to blame. There are virtualy no examples in XML::Rules. For your
example the code using XML::Rules would look like this:
use XML::Rules;
$ref = {
'dermot' => '10',
'joe' => '17',
'rose' => '11',
'phil' => '13',
'brian' => '20',
'andy' => '15',
};
my $parser = XML::Rules->new(
rules => [],
);
print $parser->ToXML(
users => {
user => [
map { {id => $ref->{$_}, _content => $_} } keys %{$ref}
]
}, 0, ' '
);
Jenda
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