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    <p>XML::Compile can be used to translate a Perl data-structure into
    XML or XML into a Perl data-structure,  both directions under rigid
    control by a schema</p>

    <p>A good starting-point is method compile(), called on a
    <a href="XML_Compile_Schema/">XML::Compile::Schema</a> object.
    
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    <dd>A list of all manuals included in XML::Compile.</dd>
    
    <dt><!--{a methods}-->all methods</a></dt>
    <dd>An overview of all methods, arranged alphabetically</dd>
    
    <dt><!--{a diagnostics}-->all diagnostics</a></dt>
    <dd>A list of all diagnostics which can be produced by this module.  Often
        useful to determine which method is complaining about a mistake.</dd>
    
    <dt><!--{a details}-->all details</a></dt>
    <dd>Many manual pages contain a DETAILS chapter which explains all
        kinds of facts about the general background, implementation
        specifics, and examples of complex use of the items.  Looking
        through the full list of details may help to find a solution.
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    <a href="mailto:xml@overmeer.net">Mark Overmeer</a>.
    Documentation of XML::Compile version <!--{version}-->,
    produced with XML::Compile on <!--{date}-->.

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