On Thu, 26 Apr 2001 22:37:41 +0000, iddwb <iddwb at imap1.asu.edu> wrote:
>
>I'm looking at building a simple managemen system which passes data with
>xml. Since I'm currently going through hell trying to understand smgllib,
>I'm not looking forward to this in python -- but --
>
>anyone have any examples of python code parsing xml?
If you use the DOM implementation that comes in the PyXML package
(by the xml-sig), it can be as simple as:
from xml.dom.ext.reader import Sax2
document = Sax2.FromXml('<doc>here's a document</doc>')
And then you can access the various parts of the document using the DOM
interfaces.
print document.documentElement.firstChild
Python 2.0 also offers SAX implementation. I can provide an example for this
too if you want, but it really depends on the kind of XML processing you want
to do, so maybe if you provided a more specific example, we could help better.
Alexandre Fayolle
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