Hi, I'm using XML::Mini to parse and print the contents of an xml file. The xml file has one root tag "<stocks>" and identcal children "<stock>" which has 2 attributes "id & name" and 6 children "<price> , <yearwk low=".." high="..."/>, "<bid> <offer> <vol>"
Since their can be any number of "<stock>" tags in the xml document at any one time, however, at all times, the stock tag will have two attributes and 6 children to go with it (preview attached). Is their any flexible way to parse this xml file?. -- Mathew McBride [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<?xml version="1.0"?> <stocks> <stock id="SMC" name="Some Company"> <price>1.00</price> <yearwk high="1.00" low="1.00"/> <bid>1.05</bid> <offer>1.03</bid> <vol>1,000</vol> </stock> <stock id="SBC" name="Some Big Company"> <price>1.50</price> <yearwk high="2.00" low="1.00"/> <bid>1.05</bid> <offer>1.03</bid> <vol>5,000</vol> </stock> </stocks>
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