Re: [Templates] XML::Simple XMLout

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* Tosh Cooey <tosh at 1200group.com> [2004/08/09 20:47]:
> This leads me to believe that the plugin is only a one-way
> transmogrification of XML.  Am I believing wrong?  Is there access to
> the XMLout function that I am overlooking?

No, you're right.  The entirety of the XML.Simple plugin is:

 sub new {
    my $class   =3D shift;
    my $context =3D shift;
    my $input   =3D shift;
    my $args    =3D ref $_[-1] eq 'HASH' ? pop(@_) : { };

    XMLin($input, %$args);
  }

If you wanted to do something more complex with XML::Simple, you should
look into the Class plugin:

  [% USE xml =3D Class('XML::Simple');
     # now xml isa XML::Simple instance %]

Or you could write a more featureful front end to XML::Simple yourself.

(darren)

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