Re: libxml2 application data
Robin Berjon <[email protected]>
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Hi Philippe,
On Dec 22, 2008, at 14:48 , philippe marguinaud wrote:
> I have thought about using the $$node trick, but when the XML tree
> is modified ( for instance when a node is deleted ), then some of
> the nodes are re-numbered. I can provide a demo script to illustrate
> this if you want.
> So I am stuck with XML::LibXML, I will have to find another module...
It may not be exactly what you're looking for, but if your nodes are
elements you can stuff your data inside the tree using a namespace of
your own (if they're not elements, it can still be done to a point but
it can become hacky).
Also, if you gave us a (rough) description of what you're trying to do
we could perhaps suggest options other than decorating the tree
directly.
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