I\'m trying to use lxml.etree to parse a Wordpress export document (it\'s XML, somewhat RSS like). I\'m only interested in published posts, so I\'m using the following to loop through published posts:
With XML such as <a> 开发者_如何学JAVA<b> </b> </a> I need to add a sibling ofsomething like
I can\'t control quality of XML that I get. In some cases it is: <COLLADA xmlns=\"http://www.collada.org/2005/11/COLLADASchema\" version=\"1.4.1\">
Hi I\'m using ElementTree (1.3) with Python 2.7 and enjoy XPath functionality, however one of search results surprised me.
I am trying to emit an XML file with element-tree that contains an XML declaration and namespaces. Here is my sample code:
I have the following XML. <?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?> <testsuites tests=\"10\" failures=\"0\" disabled=\"0\" errors=\"0\" time=\"0.001\" name=\"AllTests\">
I found开发者_运维技巧 xml.etree.ElementTree library very versatile and handy XML processor. How about C++? I found some C++ XML tools (Xerces-C++, TinyXml), but it\'s more like a xml.dom. Have a look
I scrapped some html via xpath, that I then converted 开发者_StackOverflow中文版into an etree.Something similar to this:
so let\'s imagine a large xml document (filesize > 100 mb) that we want to iterparse using cElementTree.iterparse.
I have a large number of .xml files (about 70) and i need to extract some co-ordinates from them. Apparently the best way to do this is to parse the xml file using element tree. I am new to python (v
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