=head1 NAME

CCCP::ConfigXML - Load XML config

=head1 SYNOPSIS

Load XML file. Example:

    <!-- some_config.xml -->
        <name>TestApp</name>
        <component name="Controller::Foo">
            <foo>bar</foo>
        </component>
        <model name="Baz">
            <qux>xyzzy</qux>
        </model>
        
        <foo>
            <bar>x1</bar>
            <bar>x2</bar>
            <bar>x3</bar>
            <bar>x4</bar>
        </foo>

In your code:

    use CCCP::ConfigXML;
    
    # like XML::Bare
    my $cnf = CCCP::ConfigXML->new( file => 'some_config.xml' );
    
    # or you can:
    my $cnf = CCCP::ConfigXML->new( text => $xml_string );
    
    # now, you can read
    $cnf->name;                   # TestApp
    $cnf->component->foo;         # bar
    $cnf->component->_attr->name; # Controller::Foo
    
    # and can set
    $cnf->name('NewTestApp');     # 1
    $cnf->name;                   # NewTestApp
    
    # loop element
    print "$_" for @{$cnf->foo->bar};
    
=head1 DESCRIPTION

Using L<XML::Bare> for parsing and B<AUTOLOAD> to access.

=head1 NOTE

Config is the basis of applications and values in it are known in advance.
Config values should not be checked for validity or existence.
Therefore, this module does not contain any verification of the existence of values.
Use only read access.

=head1 SEE ALSO

=over 4

=item *

L<XML::Bare>

=item *

test in t/ as example

=back

=head1 AUTHOR

Ivan Sivirinov E<lt>catamoose [at] yandex.ruE<gt>

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