An XML::LibXML clone of XML::Simple::XMLin() provides a simplified approach to convert XML documents into Perl data structure.
XML::LibXML::Simple is a Perl module designed as an alternative to XML::Simple by Grant McLean. The main difference is that XML::LibXML::Simple uses the XML::LibXML parser for XML structures, while XML::Simple uses plain Perl or SAX parsers. This new module offers improved parsing capabilities and increased efficiency.
One of the main benefits of using XML::LibXML::Simple is its inheritance feature. This means that the module can inherit properties and methods from other modules, making it more customizable and easier to use in various types of projects.
When using XML::LibXML::Simple, there are two main ways to access its functionality. The first is to use the Exporter and import the XMLin function. The second is to use the Object Oriented approach and create a new instance of the module.
Overall, XML::LibXML::Simple offers a powerful alternative to XML::Simple for those looking for better parsing capabilities and increased efficiency. Its flexibility and inheritance features make it a valuable tool for various types of programming projects.
One of the main benefits of using XML::LibXML::Simple is its inheritance feature. This means that the module can inherit properties and methods from other modules, making it more customizable and easier to use in various types of projects.
When using XML::LibXML::Simple, there are two main ways to access its functionality. The first is to use the Exporter and import the XMLin function. The second is to use the Object Oriented approach and create a new instance of the module.
Overall, XML::LibXML::Simple offers a powerful alternative to XML::Simple for those looking for better parsing capabilities and increased efficiency. Its flexibility and inheritance features make it a valuable tool for various types of programming projects.
What's New
Version 0.13: N/A