Hi,
SemanticDiff works well for testing identity of two xml documents. However, what if I want to check if source document is contained in destination document?
For example:
$src = q{
<a>
<b name="B"/>
<b name="C"/>
<b name="D"/>
</a>};
$dst = q{
<a>
<b name="A"/>
<b name="B"/>
<b name="C"/>
<b name="D"/>
</a>};
use XML::SemanticDiff;
my $diff = XML::SemanticDiff->new();
foreach my $change ($diff->compare($src, $dst)) {
print "$change->{message} in context $change->{context}\n";
}
output:
Attribute 'name' has different value in element 'b'. in context /a[1]/b[1]
Attribute 'name' has different value in element 'b'. in context /a[1]/b[2]
Attribute 'name' has different value in element 'b'. in context /a[1]/b[3]
Rogue element 'b' in element '/a[1]'. in context /a[1]
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All messages except the last I'd like to disregard programatically. Has anyone done this? Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Yishay
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