On Sat, 2007-03-31 at 01:45 +0000, johnny wrote:
> <Library>
> <DVD id="1">
> <title>Breakfast at Tiffany's</title>
> <format>Movie</format>
> <genre>Classic</genre>
> </DVD>
>
> <DVD id="2">
> <title>Borat</title>
> <format>Movie</format>
> <genre>Comedy</genre>
> </DVD>
> </Library>
>
> How do you represent DVD id=1 and it's elements, and DVD id=2 and it's
> elements as child of root "Library"?
> Like this:?
>
> from lxml import etree
> from lxml import objectify
>
> root = objectify.Element("Library")
> child[1] = objectify.Element("DVD", id="1")
> root.new_child = child[1]
I think I'm missing the bit where this is related to Django. Did you
post to the wrong list or is there a specific Django question you are
asking here?
Thanks,
Malcolm
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