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App::xml_grep2

http://www.xmltwig.org/module/xml_grep2

XML, the Perl Way. A tool (packaged as a CPAN module) that lets you use XPath to grep XML files. Its options are designed to mimick grep as faithfully as possible, when it makes sense. It is based on XML: LibXML and libxml2, hence the name. Git repo: xml grep2 master. App-xml grep2-0.14.tar.gz. Copyrigh 1998-2013 - Michel Rodriguez - www.xmltwig.com.

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XML::DOM::XPath

http://www.xmltwig.org/module/xml-dom-xpath

XML, the Perl Way. XML: DOM: XPath uses XML: XPath to add XPath to XML: DOM. if you. Use XML: DOM: XPath. Then you get to use XML: XPath methods like. Which let you get a lot more power than the basic. XML-DOM-XPath-0.14.tar.gz. Copyrigh 1998-2013 - Michel Rodriguez - www.xmltwig.com.

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Talks

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XML, the Perl Way. This is a list of talks I gave at various conferences. Some of the talks were simply based on articles, in which case a link is given. Italian Perl Workshop 2008 - September 2008. A short introduction to using XML schema with XML: Compile (in Italian - in italiano). Journes Perl Franaises - November 2007. XML: Twig pour les nuls. In French - en franais). University of Pisa - December 2005. A presentation of XML: Twig. The Italian Perl Workshop 2005. XXX: eXtending XML: XPath.

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Book Reviews

http://www.xmltwig.org/review

XML, the Perl Way. An excellent introduction to extracting and processing information from web-sites, rated 9/10. A simple and clear introduction to the topic, rating 8/10. Copyrigh 1998-2013 - Michel Rodriguez - www.xmltwig.com.

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Perl Modules

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XML, the Perl Way. You can find those modules in my CPAN Home Directory. Is a helper module for XML: DOM that adds XPath queries (using XML: XPath) to it,. A module, forked from XML: XPath. That makes it (relatively! Easy to add XPath support to tree-based modules, like. Tree: DAG Node: XPath. Curiously enough, is a helper module for Tree: DAG Node that adds XPath queries to it (using Tree: XPathEngine),. An other fork of XML: XPath that can be used to add XPath support to DOM-like modules,. Is a helper ...

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Processing XML efficiently with Perl and XML::Twig

http://www.xmltwig.org/xmltwig/tutorial

XML, the Perl Way. Processing XML efficiently with Perl and XML: Twig. 2 Introduction to XML. 3 Introduction to XML: Twig. 5 Data base integration. 8 Under the hood. Reordering an XML file. Creating a new element. Using the flush method. Using the purge method. Using the twig print outside roots option. Using path instead of gi's. Including a relationnal table in an XML document. Including values from a relationnal table in an XML document. Dumping an XML table into a data base table.

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Tree::DAG_Node::XPath

http://www.xmltwig.org/module/tree-dag_node-xpath

XML, the Perl Way. Tree: DAG Node: XPath. Tree: DAG Node: XPath uses Tree: XPathEngine. To Tree: DAG Node. Use Tree: DAG Node: XPath. Then you get to use methods like. My @nodes= $root- findnodes( ' xpath expression '). Tree-DAG Node-XPath-0.10.tar.gz. Copyrigh 1998-2013 - Michel Rodriguez - www.xmltwig.com.

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XML::Twig FAQ - version 1.12

http://www.xmltwig.org/xmltwig/XML-Twig-FAQ.html

XML, the Perl Way. Version 1.12 - 2006-02-07. FAQ created by Michel Rodriguez. Thanks to the numerous users of XML: Twig for their questions and suggestions, and to Walter Pienciak for letting me mirror this FAQ on the IEEE website. This FAQ contains information on XML: Twig, a perl module used to process XML documents. Please direct all corrections and additions to mirod@cpan.org. This FAQ can be found on the Web at www.xmltwig.org/xmltwig/faq.html. With the message: SUBSCRIBE Perl-XML. The W3C XML page.

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Learn more about XML | Europe goes online

http://www.european-go.org/learn-more-about-xml

Learn more about XML. January 8, 2015. XML is an abbreviation for Extensible Markup Language. This web programming language is also a markup language like HTML. But there’s a difference between HTML and XML. The purpose of HTML is to control the design of data and how it appears on the computer screen. The purpose of XML is to describe the data itself. It goes without saying that we also cover this aspect of web development in the European Go program. Which is operated and maintained by Michel Rodriguez.