BLU Discuss list archive
[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]
[Discuss] perl and xml
- Subject: [Discuss] perl and xml
- From: nobluspam5476 at penguinmail.com (R. Luoma)
- Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2017 13:49:41 -0400
This may be off-topic, but I am trying to manipulate what I think is an "xml" file with perl (on a linux system). I am not familiar with the ins and outs of xml Consider the following - <things> <item> <tagA>bogus001 </tagA> <tagB> TagA should actually be "good_tag_001" </tagB> <tagC> C stuff </tagC> </item> <item> <tagA>bogus002 </tagA> <tagB> Some extra stuff. TagA should actually be "good_tag_002" </tagB> <tagC> some tabC info </tagC> </item> </things> I want to change tagA contents so that they contain the quoted text in tagB as follows (note that I wish the contents of TagB and and other tag items to remain unchanged) -- <things> <item> <tagA>good_tag_001</tagA> <tagB> TagA should actually be "good_tag_001" </tagB> <tagC> C stuff </tagC> </item> <item> <tagA>good_tag_002</tagA> <tagB> Some extra stuff. TagA should actually be "good_tag_002" </tagB> <tagC> some tabC info </tagC> </item> </things> Supposedly, perl has xml modules for this purpose, but I am have difficulty figuring them out. The above example is simple, but, ultimately, I would be working on an xml file with many items and each item would have many different tags. Thanks, -- R. Luoma
- Follow-Ups:
- [Discuss] perl and xml
- From: bill.n1vux at gmail.com (Bill Ricker)
- [Discuss] perl and xml
- Prev by Date: [Discuss] Boston Linux and Unix InstallFest LXV reminder, tomorrow Saturday October 7, 2017
- Next by Date: [Discuss] perl and xml
- Previous by thread: [Discuss] Boston Linux and Unix InstallFest LXV reminder, tomorrow Saturday October 7, 2017
- Next by thread: [Discuss] perl and xml
- Index(es):