Grant McLean wrote:
>  The way I'd see that working with SAX is something like:
>  
>    use XML::SAX::Machines qw( :all );
>    use XML::Filter::NSNormalise;
>    use XML::Simple;
>  
>    my $p = Pipeline(
>      XML::Filter::NSNormalise->new(
>        map => { 
>          'http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/' => 'dc',
>          'http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/syndication/' => 'syn'
>        }
>      )
>      => XML::Simple->new(
>        keyattr => {}
>      )
>    );
>  
>    my $ref = $p->parse_uri('./rss.xml');
>  
>  An off-the-cuff version of XML::Filter::NSNormalise is attached.

That's a very useful filter, you should definitely release it to CPAN. I 
see mostly one reason to prefer clarkian notation over normalisation, 
it's an ugly reason but it's unfortunately a real one: QNames in 
content. That filter won't be able to update it.

It's really cool that XML::Simple is going to have clarkian keys, given 
that I always have several namespaces around that was my main reason for 
not using it much.

-- 
Robin Berjon <robin.berjon@[...].fr> 
Research Engineer, Expway
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