Something goes seriously wrong when I try to parse this simple XML: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Class> <Interfaces-Implemented-or-Adopted-Protocols-Container> <Interface-or-Protocol-Group-Container> <Head-Interface-or-Protocol-Group>EOPropertyListEncoding</Head-Interface-or-Protocol-Group> </Interface-or-Protocol-Group-Container> </Interfaces-Implemented-or-Adopted-Protocols-Container> </Class> The code (excerpt) that I'm using to invoke XML:Parser is: my $parser = new XML::Parser(); eval {$parser->parsefile($TheCrasherFile)}; if ($@) { print "\a\a$File::Find::name not well-formed:\n$@\n"; return; } WARNING: The sample XML above reliably crashes my 3400C or my G3, both running MacOS 8.6. Save all your work before testing! I'm not sure of a good way to isolate the problem, but (after many reboots), I've learned that if I rename the Head-Interface-or-Protocol-Group tag, the problem goes away. (However, I'm not in control of the tag names, so renaming isn't an option.) Also, if another element is injected inside the Head-Interface-or-Protocol-Group element, the parser doesn't crash. Many of these tags are long and have hyphens, so I wonder if that could be a problem (although I believe they are valid XML tag names). Any ideas? Thanks, Matt ==== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ==== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-modules-request@macperl.org