On Sunday 11 March 2007 19:04, Kelie wrote: > Paul McNett <p <at> ulmcnett.com> writes: > > You insert/delete from/into your DataSet, and then call grid.refresh(). > > thanks again John, Paul. what i'm trying to do is creating a 3-column grid > on a form. the 1st column will be True/False checkboxes, and other two are > strings. the grid data will be retrieved from a xml file, after user > modifies the the data in grid, the xml file will be updated/saved. here are > my questions: 1. is there any demo/sample for similar tasks available? 2. > if not, would anyone recommend a xml package? i searched the pypi page and > there are quite a few xml related packages listed, each assigned a score. > how are these scores derived? what i'm trying to do should be straight > forward, so maybe i should just use ElementTree that comes with python 2.5. > i appreciate your input. Not sure how to deal with the xml save. But if you can get the xml into a dict then that can be your dataset for the grid. I'm not the person to answer anything regarding xml. Both Paul and Ed use xml to create the ClassDesigner and Report writer files - do better with them.
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