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the XML::Easy manpage is a collection of modules relating to the processing, parsing, and serialisation of XML data. It is oriented towards the use of XML to represent data for interchange purposes, rather than the use of XML as markup of principally textual data. It does not perform any schema processing, and does not interpret DTDs or any other kind of schema. It adheres strictly to the XML specification, in all its awkward details, except for the aforementioned DTDs. the XML::Easy manpage strictly separates the in-program manipulation of XML data from the processing of the textual form of XML. This shields the XML user from the inconvenient and obscure aspects of XML syntax. XML data nodes are mainly processed in a clean functional style, using the the XML::Easy::NodeBasics manpage module. In the (very likely) event that an application requires some more purpose-specific XML data processing facilities, they are readily built on top of the XML::Easy::NodeBasics manpage, retaining the abstraction from textual XML. When XML must be handled in textual form, for input and output, the the XML::Easy::Text manpage module supplies a parser and a serialiser. The interfaces here, too, are functional in nature.
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