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$Id: README,v 1.3 1999/02/05 17:54:43 kmacleod Exp $ Copyright (C) 1998 Ken MacLeod See the file COPYING for distribution terms. Grove Examples The following examples are listed in concept order, starting with the first will lead into concepts in the later examples. All examples use XML::Parser. grove.pl Uses the simplest form of XML objects to recursively dump the object tree, similar to the `debug' style of XML::Parser. visitor.pl Uses a visitor class and callbacks to dump the tree. This is similar to the `sub' style of XML::Parser except that it uses generic `visit_element' callbacks instead of by-tag-name callbacks (see my-html.pl for that). my-html.pl, my-html.html Uses a visitor class and by-tag-name callbacks to add new tags to HTML-like documents. This example in particular shows one way to embed Perl code into HTML documents.
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