Thank you for your reply.
I adapted my code according to your code and it works. However, I have another issue. It doesn't work with all XML files I have. the difference is that the one files has
<xliff version="1.1" xml:lang='en'>
and it works, while the other one has
<xliff xmlns:m="http://www.xxx.com/mxml/2.0" xmlns="urn:xx:names:tc:xml:document:1.2" version="1.2" m:version="2.3" m:level="1">
and it doesn't work.
Moreover, the second file has the structure below.
Here is my code
#!/usr/bin/perl
use 5.010;
use strict;
use warnings;
use XML::LibXML;
my $new_values_file = shift;
open my $in, '<', $new_values_file or die "$new_values_file: $!";
chomp(my @new_values = <$in>);
my $dom = 'XML::LibXML'->load_xml(IO => *STDIN);
my $i = 0;
foreach my $alt_trans ($dom->findnodes('//file/body/group/unit/alt-tit
+le/otherTitle[@origin="title"]')) {
print $alt_trans->to_literal();
$alt_trans->removeChildNodes if $alt_trans->findnodes('text()');
$alt_trans->appendText($new_values[$i]);
$i++;
}
And one more question. Why in this file it doesn't work? Because there are blocks of <group> elements? Is my Xpath correct with this structure?
...
<group>
<unit id="3Ojs1SLwMmEHK8mJ0_dc2:43”>
<titleEN>{3>19<3}</ titleEN >
<titleFR>{3>19<3}</ titleFR >
<alt-title origin="tilte"><otherTitle/></ alt-title>
<alt-title origin="price"><otherPrice/></ alt-title>
</unit>
</group>
<group>
<unit id="3Ojs1SLwMmEHK8mJ0_dc2:43”>
<titleEN>{3>19<3}</ titleEN >
<titleFR>{3>19<3}</ titleFR >
<alt-title origin="tilte"><otherTitle/></ alt-title>
<alt-title origin="price"><otherPrice/></ alt-title>
</unit>
</group>
...
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