xml - Ruby - Finding Elements with REXML -

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i have xml file holds information retail stores in particular city , locations i'm having trouble retrieving data it. problem can find stores names looping through name elements don't know how corresponding addresses once find stores i'm looking for. know how this? i'm using rexml main xml module. here's xml file , code like

xml:

<stores>   <store>     <name>supermarket</name>     <address>2136 56th avenue</address>   </store>   <store>     <name>convenience store</name>     <address>503 east avenue</address>   </store>   <store>     <name>pharmacy</name>     <address>212 main street</address>   </store> </stores>

ruby:

xml_file.elements.each('stores/store/name') |name|   if input == name     print name + "\n"     #code retrieve address     print address + "\n\n"   end end 

xml_file = document.new file.new("myxml.xml")  xml_file.elements.each("stores/store") |element|    if element.attributes["name"] == input     puts element.attributes["address"]   end end

attributes 

<store store_name="mystore"

to 

element.attributes["store_name"]

edit, sorry try this 

xml_file.elements.each("stores/store") |element|    if element.name.text == input     puts element.address.text   end end

based on comment, correct syntax dialog.elements['name'].text


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