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Re: Re: XML::Parser Tutorialby ajt (Prior) |
| on Sep 30, 2001 at 21:13 UTC ( [id://115742]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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There is a rule regarding XML (you may hate it), if the XML is not well-formed (all the tags matching up and correctly nested), then the parser should stop fatally.
So if you try and parse a file that isn't well-formed XML you will discover this very quickly as the parser will die. (This is incientally a quick way of figuring out if a file is XML.) Davorg gives a good example here: Re: Is a file XML?. Basically you eval the parse call to trap the die, then do what you want afterwards.
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