Perl Examples

ChilkatHOMEASPVisual BasicVB.NETC#Visual C++CMFCDelphiFoxProJavaPerlPHPPythonRubySQL ServerVBScript

Perl Examples

Quick Start
Unicode
Byte Array
Bz2
Certificates
CSV
Email
Encryption
FTP
HTML-to-XML
HTTP
IMAP
MHT
MIME
POP3
RSA
S/MIME
Signatures
SMTP
Socket / SSL
Spider
SFTP
SSH Key
SSH
SSH Tunnel
Tar
HTTP Upload
XML
XMP
Zip

More Examples...
String
Email Object
DKIM / DomainKey
NTLM
FileAccess
RSS
Atom
Self-Extractor
Service
PPMD
Deflate
DH Key Exchange
DSA
Bzip2
LZW

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Demonstrates the ChilkatPath XML Method

Demonstrates how to use the ChilkatPath method. This example uses the XML sample file pigs.xml. The pigs.xml file contains this content:

Chilkat Module for Perl 5.8.*

Chilkat Module for Perl 5.10.*

Chilkat Module for Perl 5.8.* (x64)

Chilkat Module for Perl 5.10.* (x64)

use chilkat;

$xml = new chilkat::CkXml();

$success = $xml->LoadXmlFile("pigs.xml");
if ($success != 1) {
    print $xml->lastErrorText() . "\n";
    exit;
}

#  Get the content of the "species" node for the 1st animal:

$result = $xml->chilkatPath("animal|species|*");
#  Output should be "pot belly pig"
print $result . "\r\n";

#  Get the content of the "type" node for the 2nd animal:
#  Indexing begins at 0.  Therefore, the 2nd direct child having
#  the tag "animal" is at index 1
$result = $xml->chilkatPath("animal[1]|type|*");
#  Output should be "House Pig"
print $result . "\r\n";

#  Find the pig having the name "Nigel" and display the
#  birth date.  To do this, we'll navigate to the node having
#  tag="name" with the exact content "Nigel", then navigate up,
#  and finally navigate back down to the "birth" node:
$result = $xml->chilkatPath("/C/name,Nigel|..|birth|*");
#  Output should be "June, 1991"
print $result . "\r\n";

#  Navigate to the 1st animal's picture and print the filename,
#  description, and caption.
#  The "$" updates the caller's internal pointer to reference
#  the node that is the result of evaluating the path.
#  An empty string is returned for success, and a NULL/nil/0
#  pointer (reference) is returned on failure.
$result = $xml->chilkatPath("animal|picture|$");
if ($result eq null ) {
    print "Failed to navigate to animal|picture." . "\r\n";
    exit;
}

#  Display the contents of the file/description/caption child nodes
print "Picture Info:" . "\r\n";
print $xml->getChildContent("file") . "\r\n";
print $xml->getChildContent("description") . "\r\n";
print $xml->getChildContent("caption") . "\r\n";

#  Return back to the root of the XML document:
$xml->GetRoot2();

#  Display the value of the "spay-neuter" attribute of the 1st animal:
print "----" . "\r\n";
$result = $xml->chilkatPath("animal|gender|(spay-neuter)");
print $result . "\r\n";


 

Need a specific example? Send a request to support@chilkatsoft.com

© 2000-2010 Chilkat Software, Inc. All Rights Reserved.