XML::Simpler
2002-04-01 19:00:51+02 by
Dan Lyke
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From the author of the Perl XML::Simple module comes XML::Simpler.
"...the data structures returned by XMLin() have been vastly
simplified. All hashrefs and arrayrefs have been eliminated,
and instead the contents of the XML file are represented
using a single scalar value which perfectly preserves the
fidelity of the original document. In fact the format of
this data structure is so intuitive that new users will be
able to work with it immediately without reading the
documentation."
Also, this implementation note:
The 'utf8' option requires that your system implements
/dev/random, however onWin32 platforms the system registry
has been found to offer equivalent functionality.
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#Comment made: 2002-04-02 20:02:06+02 by:
dws
This one caused quite a stir on PerlMonks, where people either didn't get the joke (or didn't think it was a good one), or thought it a gross mis-use of CPAN resources. Sigh.
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