On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Kip Hampton wrote:

> 
>  Hi Romeo,
> 
>  > Romeo Juncu wrote:
>  >
>  > I just discovered today XML::XPath and I have to make a quick
>  > decision, but I nned to know....
>  > XML::XPath is able to save it's content to a xml file???
>  > I've tried but it didn't work.
>  >
> 
>  try...
> 
>  open (XML, ">somefile.xml") || die "File Error: Could not open XML file
>  for writing. $!";
>  print XML $root_node->toString;
>  close XML;
> 
>  ...where $root_node is the, er, root node (or top-most element) of the
>  XPath tree that you've built.

<infoset_police> 
Just to clarify, root node isn't the top-most element, but a virtual node
that contains all top-level nodes (which may include comments, processing
instructions, and the root element itself).
</infoset_police> 

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