XML::Twig and save order of attributes

混江龙づ霸主 提交于 2020-06-27 15:59:05

问题


I am editing some XML files using XML::Twig below are the code :

my $twig = XML::Twig->new(
    pretty_print  => 'indented',
    twig_handlers => {
        Vendor => sub {
            $_->set_att( 'ID' => $_->{'att'}->{'att1'} );
            $_->set_att( 'ID' => $_->{'att'}->{'att2'} );
            $_->set_att( 'ID' => $_->{'att'}->{'att3'} );
            $_->set_att( 'ID' => $_->{'att'}->{'att4'} );
        },
    },
);

$twig->parsefile('myfile');
$twig->flush;

The problem is that this code does not save the xml attributes in the same order in the edited file.

for example this line from the input xml :

<DEVICE OVERWRITE="TRUE" STRING="TRUE" BLOCK="FALSE">

is replaced by this line in the output xml :

<DEVICE  BLOCK="FALSE" STRING="TRUE"  OVERWRITE="TRUE">

How can I save the attributes in the same order as the original file so that if I compare the two files with a revision system, I only see the changes that I made?


回答1:


Are you sure the order is BLOCK, STRING, OVERWRITE? This would be a bit surprising.

To answer your question: try installing Tie::IxHash and using the keep_atts-order option when you create the twig. This should do it.

I am not sure why you would need this though: the order shouldn't matter for any (proper) XML processor. If you need this for version control, you could have a look at the cvs value for the pretty_print option, which is designed to play nice with line-oriented tools.



来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26511802/xmltwig-and-save-order-of-attributes

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