On Fri, 2004-10-01 at 18:09, Guido van Rossum wrote:
> What I have come to like, both for dealing with XML and with .ini
> files, is something that lets you map the configuration values (or
> whatever it is that you're parsing, really) to Python attributes. This
> is really some kind of simplified DTD support, and there are different
> ways to go about it; but the net result is that you end up writing
> e.g. options.client.max_retries (which is an int with a default value)
> rather than options.getint("client", "max-retries").
An enthusiastic +1.
I'll just note that I often find that generally useful when dealing with
XML files, not just those that represent configuration values.
-Barry
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