Could anyone tell me where I can find information about writing XML (plus DTD and XSLT) on Perl?
Andy.
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sterno73 wrote:
There are modules on CPAN that can make working with XML files much easier for you. Search for XML, and you’ll find several, just pick the one that most closely matches your needs. You have been sparse with your requirements so it’s hard to know what you’re doing to be much more helpful than that.
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There are modules on CPAN that can make working with XML files much easier for you. Search for XML, and you’ll find several, just pick the one that most closely matches your needs. You have been sparse with your requirements so it’s hard to know what you’re doing to be much more helpful than that.
There’s probably something at www.w3schools.com. That’s where I get most of my web programming instruction.
You could also "google" it.
as long as you print to standard out you can write xml…
xml is merely a schematic for organizing data, so it all depends on how you format your output
… if you’re using this for a server side script… don’t waste ur time formating it in proper xml… just make it easy to parse in your client side script
If you’re still on the fence: grab your favorite earphones, head down to a Best Buy and ask to plug them into a Zune then an iPod and see which one sounds better to you, and which interface makes you smile more. Then you’ll know which is right for you.
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