Hi,
I have the following XML::Twig code to print out some tag information. However instead of parsing an array to the twig handler sub I need to parse a hash instead.
my $twig = XML::Twig->new(
pretty_print => 'indented',
twig_handlers =>{'tag1'=>sub{Modify_tag1_data(@_,\@Array_Vals,\@Array_Types)}});
sub Modify_tag1_data{
my ( $twig, $tag1,$Array_Vals,$Array_Types) = @_;
#
$tag1 = $_->att('f');
if($Array_Vals[$tag1] eq 'f' && $Array_Types[$tag1] eq 'test'){
print $tag1 . "\n";
}
}
However the code below, now containing the hashes instead of the arrays, gives an error saying symbo %Hash_Vals requires explicit package name and the same error for the variable %Hash_Types.
my $twig = XML::Twig->new(
pretty_print => 'indented',
twig_handlers =>{'tag1'=>sub{Modify_tag1_data(@_,\%Hash_Vals,\%Hash_Types)}});
sub Modify_tag1_data{
my ( $twig, $tag1,$Hash_Vals,$Hash_Types) = @_;
#
$tag1 = $_->att('f');
if($Hash_Vals{$tag1} eq 'f' && $Hash_Types{$tag1} eq 'test'){
print $tag1 . "\n";
}
}
What is wrong?
This question seems a bit misleading. If you are getting: "%Hash_Vals requires explicit package name and the same error for the variable %Hash_Types."
... that means you haven't declared these variables. It's not a lot to do with XML::Twig
or XML
parsing at all.
In your sub, you're doing something strange too - I suspect you're not doing what you want with:
sub Modify_tag1_data{
my ( $twig, $tag1,$Hash_Vals,$Hash_Types) = @_;
#
$tag1 = $_->att('f');
if($Hash_Vals{$tag1} eq 'f' && $Hash_Types{$tag1} eq 'test'){
print $tag1 . "\n";
}
}
Because $Hash_Vals
in your parameters has no connection with $Hash_Vals{$tag1}
aside from looking similar. You probably want $Hash_Vals -> {$tag1}
but it's hard to tell without knowing what %Hash_Vals
actually contains.