XML::EasyOBJ

XML::EasyOBJ is an easy XML object navigation.
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  • Perl Artistic License
  • Price:
  • FREE
  • Publisher Name:
  • Robert Hanson
  • Publisher web site:
  • http://search.cpan.org/~msergeant/XML-QL-0.07/QL.pm

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XML::EasyOBJ Description

XML::EasyOBJ is an easy XML object navigation. XML::EasyOBJ is an easy XML object navigation.SYNOPSIS # open exisiting file my $doc = new XML::EasyOBJ('my_xml_document.xml'); my $doc = new XML::EasyOBJ(-type => 'file', -param => 'my_xml_document.xml'); # create object from XML string my $doc = new XML::EasyOBJ(-type => 'string', -param => $xml_source); # create new file my $doc = new XML::EasyOBJ(-type => 'new', -param => 'root_tag'); # read from document my $text = $doc->some_element($index)->getString; my $attr = $doc->some_element($index)->getAttr('foo'); my $element = $doc->some_element($index); my @elements = $doc->some_element; # first "some_element" element my $elements = $doc->some_element; # list of "some_element" elements my @elements = $doc->some_element; # write to document $doc->an_element->setString('some string') $doc->an_element->addString('some string') $doc->an_element->setAttr('attrname', 'val') $doc->an_element->setAttr('attr1' => 'val', 'attr2' => 'val2') # access elements with non-name chars and the underlying DOM my $element = $doc->getElement('foo-bar')->getElement('bar-none'); my $dom = $doc->foobar->getDomObj; # get elements without specifying the element name my @elements = $doc->getElement(); my $sixth_element = $doc->getElement('', 5); # remove elements/attrs $doc->remElement('tagname', $index); $doc->tag_name->remAttr($attr); # remap builtin methods $doc->remapMethod('getString', 's'); my $text = $doc->some_element->s;I wrote XML::EasyOBJ a couple of years ago because it seemed to me that the DOM wasn't very "perlish" and the DOM is difficult for us mere mortals that don't use it on a regular basis. As I only need to process XML on an occasionally I wanted an easy way to do what I needed to do without having to refer back to DOM documentation each time.A quick fact list about XML::EasyOBJ:* Runs on top of XML::DOM* Allows access to the DOM as needed* Simple routines to reading and writing elements/attributes Requirements: · Perl · XML::DOM


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