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How to pull multiple XML tags from the same XML file in Shell.?
Post 303043560 by stomp on Friday 31st of January 2020 12:10:01 PM
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xacobeo::document
Xacobeo::Document(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Xacobeo::Document(3pm) NAME
Xacobeo::Document - An XML document and its related information. SYNOPSIS
use Xacobeo::Document; my $document = Xacobeo::Document->new_from_file('file.xml', 'xml'); my $namespaces = $document->get_namespaces(); # Hashref while (my ($uri, $prefix) = each %{ $namespaces }) { printf "%-5s: %s ", $prefix, $uri; } my $nodes = $document->find('/x:html//x:a[@href]'); foreach my $node ($nodes->get_nodelist) { print "Got node ", $node->name, " "; } $document->validate('/x:html//x:a[@href]') or die "Invalid XPath expression"; DESCRIPTION
This class wraps an XML document with its corresponding meta information (namespaces, XPath context, document node, etc). It inherits from Glib::Object. PROPERTIES
The following properties are defined: source The source of the document. In most cases this will be a path or an URI pointing to the document. type The type of document 'xml' or 'html'. documentNode The document's main node (an instance of XML::LibXML::Node). xpath The XPath conext to be used with the document. namespaces An hashref with the namespaces registered in the document. METHODS
The package defines the following methods: new_from_file Creates a new instance from a file (an URI should also be valid). Parameters: $source: the source of the document, this can be a filename or an URI. $type: the type of document: C<xml> or C<html>. new_from_string Creates a new instance from a string. Parameters: $content: the contents of the document. $type: the type of document: C<xml> or C<html>. empty Returns an empty document. source The source of the document: most likely a file path or an URI. type The type of document: xml or html. namespaces Returns the namespaces declared in the document. The namespaces are returned in a hashref where the URIs are used as a key and the prefix as a value. documentNode Returns the document's node (an instance of XML::LibXML::Document). xpath Returns the XPath context (an instance of XML::LibXML::XPathContext) that includes the namespaces declared in the document. This is the context used to execute all XPath queries. find Runs the given XPath query on the document and returns the results. The results could be a node list or a single value like a boolean, a number or a scalar if an expression is passed. This method always return its values in scalar context. This method croaks if the expression can't be evaluated. Parameters: $xpath: the XPath expression to execute. validate Validates the syntax of the given XPath query. The syntax is validated within a context that has the same namespaces as the ones defined in the current XML document. NOTE: This method can't validate if undefined functions or variables are used. Parameters: $xpath: the XPath expression to validate. get_prefixed_name Returns the node name by prefixing it with our prefixes in the case where namespaces are used. AUTHORS
Emmanuel Rodriguez <potyl@cpan.org>. COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (C) 2008,2009 by Emmanuel Rodriguez. This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.8 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available. perl v5.14.2 2011-11-16 Xacobeo::Document(3pm)