04-17-2009
firstly, you need to allocate space to str1 and str2.
secondly, are you sure that 'data' contains only 'user=foo&pass=bar'? Could there be something else?
Also you should check for the return status of the 'sscanf' to see what's up.
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NAME
CGI::XML - Perl extension for converting CGI.pm variables to/from XML
SYNOPSIS
use CGI::XML;
$q = new CGI::XML;
# convert CGI.pm variables to XML
$xml = $q->toXML;
$xml = $q->toXML($root);
# convert XML to CGI.pm variables
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DESCRIPTION
The CGI::XML module converts CGI.pm variables to XML and vice versa.
CGI::XML is a subclass of CGI.pm, so it reads the CGI variables just as CGI.pm would.
METHODS
$q = new CGI::XML
creates a new instance of CGI::XML. You also have access to all of the methods in CGI.pm.
$q->toXML([$root])
where $root is an optional parameter that specifies the root element. By default, toXML will not return a root element.
$q->toCGI($xml)
where $xml is the XML you would like to convert to CGI.pm parameters. Values in the XML will overwrite any existing values if they
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NOTE
CGI::XML does not currently handle multiple selections passed from HTML forms. This will be added in a future release.
AUTHOR
Jonathan Eisenzopf <eisen@pobox.com>
CONTRIBUTORS
David Black <dblack@candle.superlink.net>
SEE ALSO
perl(1), XML::Parser(3).
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