Hi, Here are some other patches. The .xsd shows the problem both patches try to solve.
First patch (p3.py) tries to deal with conflicts with generateDS's internal function names. In my case, I had an XML node named 'build'. Probably all function names should me mapped (export, exportLiteral etc). The second hunk of the patch makes sure the proper mapped name gets called in case of a list. Second patch (p4.py) tries to address a rather pathological case (see example3.xsd). The same XML node, "build", is defined in different contexts, once as a complex type, once as a reference. The code does not look in ElementDict for the proper data, so you will end up with a mangled XML. Also note that I changed the test from if mappedName in ElementDict: to elif origName in ElementDict: ; this was because ElementDict does not store cleaned up names, but the original ones; with p3 applied, the code was trying to find a definition for build_, which did not exist in ElementDict. Finally, p5.patch tries to fix the testsuite: popen* are deprecated in python 2.6; the order of the tests is not guaranteed, so it's better to generate the files in a setUp method. I am not positive these didn't break something else, but they allowed me to do a successful round-trip test on one of my shemas (generate .py code out of the schema, feed the python code some xml code that was validated by the schema, export and make sure the resulting XML is canonically the same). Please let me know if this breaks something, I'd really like to see these in the upstream release (and not have to maintain the patches myself). Mihai
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <root xmlns="http://example.com/schema2"; xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"; xsi:schemaLocation="schema2.xsd"> <build name="foo"/> <sublevel> <build ref="foo"/> <build ref="bar"/> </sublevel> </root>
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