On Wed, 31 Jan 2001, Jonas Nordström wrote:
> I have a proxy-application that I want to make as generic as possible by
> using configure files.
> I have a configure file that looks something like:
>
>
> <Interface>
> ko-web.ei.sigma.se
> </Interface>
>
> <Label information>
> <DefaultSite>
> info.ei.sigma.se
> </DefaultSite>
> <Sites>
> info.ei.sigma.se
> <Block>
> Order deny, allow
> Deny All
> Allow nisse.ei.sigma.se
> </Block
> stodjande.ei.sigma.se
> lopande.ei.sigma.se
> css.ei.sigma.se
> </Sites>
> </Label>
>
> Is there a standard way of reading such file into a perl-structure (hash or
> object)?
> I have solved it by just reading the file and use regexps to filter the
> information. It works, but the code will be hard to maintain.
Looks like a job for XML::Simple.
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