I'm looking at behavior in ActiveState's Python which looks suspiciously
like a bug. I've got a number of steps before I'm ready to file a real
bug report (I'm a minor release behind (2.5.1.1), for one thing, so I'll
need to test with the latest release, and creating a repro case for this
one
I am using python2.5 (downloaded and installed about a week ago).
I am attempting to validate an XML file, using the appropriate DTD. In
looking at the ASPN Cookbook, it appears that I am suppossed to use the
following imports:
from xml.parsers.xmlproc import xmlproc
from xml.parsers.xmlproc
Fraser MacKenzie wrote:
I am using python2.5 (downloaded and installed about a week ago).
I am attempting to validate an XML file, using the appropriate DTD.
In looking at the ASPN Cookbook, it appears that I am suppossed to use
the following imports:
from xml.parsers.xmlproc import
Trent Mick wrote:
Does seem supicious. I don't have much experience with shelve, but it
should just crash. Do you have another platform that you can try to
repro on? A repro code snippet would, of course, help a lot.
s/should/shouldn't/
Duh,
Trent
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Trent Mick
trentm at activestate.com
I am unfortunately a python novice. I know that I can use PPM to add in perl
packages. How can I add modules to ActivePython.
Fraser MacKenzie
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-Original Message-
From: Bob Kline [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 17:11:44
To:Fraser MacKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Fraser MacKenzie wrote:
I guess, a question along the same lines, is that I am trying to use the
libxml2 and libxlst modules, and they don't seem to be available for
ActivePython. Where can I get them to install them (or is it even possible).
The reason I need them is to allow for an XML
