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XML::Elemental::Document(3) |
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XML::Elemental::Document(3) |
XML::Elemental::Document - a generic document object.
XML::Elemental::Document is a subclass of XML::Elemental::Node that can be used
with the Elemental parser to represent the document (root) node.
- XML::Elemental::Document->new
- Parameterless constructor. Returns an instance of the object.
- $doc->contents([\@children])
- Returns an ordered array reference of direct sibling objects. In the case
of the document object it will return 0 to 1 elements. Returns a reference
to an empty array if the element does not have any siblings. If a
parameter is passed all the direct siblings are (re)set.
- $doc->root_element;
- Returns the root element of the document. This a connivence method that is
the equivalent of:
$doc->contents->[0];
- $doc->root
- Inherited from XML::Elemental::Node, returns a reference to itself.
- $doc->ancestors
- Inherited from XML::Elemental::Node, returns undef. The document object
never has ancestors.
- $doc->in($element)
- Inherited from XML::Elemental::Node, returns undef. The document object is
always the root of the tree.
Please see the XML::Elemental manpage for author, copyright, and license
information.
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