On Sat, Sep 4, 2010 at 6:26 PM, Terry Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Now how hard was that?
>
> Infinitely (1./0.) harder than not having to write anything (the lxml in
> linux case), but not bad in the lxml isn't available for windows case.
I'm starting to believe you :-) I spent an hour last night slogging
through the inkcall code.
I'm hoping there is a principle that will simplify the transliteration
from lxml to ElementTree, namely that all methods in common between
lxml and ElementTree work exactly the same way. This is a theorem,
not a given.
It's important, as I found out. inkcall is doing quite a bit. For
example, in make_dom there are these lines:
for i in part.values():
i.xpath('..')[0].remove(i)
The hope is to replace this with something like:
for i in part.values():
# Recompute all parents, as in these posts.
parents_d = self.getParents()
parent = parents_d.get(i)
parent.remove(i)
In other words, remove had better work the same way in both environments!
Edward
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