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All the Perl that's Practical to Extract and Report

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  • The best place is probably the activestate one:

    http://listserv.activestate.com/mailman/listinfo/perl-xml [activestate.com]

    It's got most of the XML module authors on it and it's not too high volume (10-15 messages per day when busy).

    -Dom

  • Your SAX helper is definitely useful, no doubt. In fact, that has been in plan for ages (I think you could find the details in the archives. Look for NodeFactory if you want, but it's mostly historical). The main reason it never saw the light of day is that we wanted it to be coordinated with the PerlDOM efforts, but that lost steam in the process. So yes, please do release it (and announce it).

    The only flaw I can see with it is that it doesn't look very namespace friendly. You can set a namespace

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    -- Robin Berjon [berjon.com]

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    • Move ahead with XML::SAX::Convenience
      • Rename element_wrap to element - it's just too long
      • lose chars, it takes more space to type than doing the original by hand.
      • Think about implmenting jclark notation for attributes rather than setting default namespaceuris, with the possibility of extended jclark notation "{NamespaceURI}prefix:localname" should we really want it
      • Poke around in XML::Generator::PerlData because that has lots of goo