I\'m using XML::LibXML to parse a chunk of html in order to change the title attribute of all the anchor elements.
Im running on a machine with x86_64 architecture, with 32-bits compiled Perl 5.8.4. When I trying to install XML::LibXML i get following debug message:
I always get stuck at some logic questions when it comes to programming. This is logical and easy, I think, but hard for me, as I am unable to get there. I am using XML::LibXML to parse XML files. Now
I\'m looking for a method that allows me to spring to life a text node that something like: $doc->addNode( $xPath );
I\'m seeing some odd behavior with XML::LibXML. The code below is intended to add <year>2005</year> to both <book> nodes. Is something wrong here? I\'ve tried changing the XPath quer
I\'m adding nodes to my XML document as part some in-house processing, but cannot get XML::LibXML to auto-indent the added nodes.
I\'m working with XML::LibXML in Perl. Say I have two $element references gotten by different (opaque) XPath queries.
Something seems odd here. In the example below, I\'m accessing text nodes via an XPath query ( //book/isbn/text() ). The text() is necessary to coerce XML::LibXML into allowing me to use the XML::Lib
I am using XML::LibXML (Ver: 1.70). My xml input file looks like this: <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>
I answered a question on SO a while back where I initially suggested using XML::DOM. After mirod suggested that I use XML::LibXML instead, I implemented it. And to be honest, it works great on my syst
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