Following somebody’s helpful advice I have for years used this line of code to write out a file:
tree.write(newname, encoding=tree.docinfo.encoding,, xml_declaration=True, pretty_print=True) When running a script in Pycharm, its AI suggested just “tree.write(newname)” . I used the simpler form for a document, and it seemed to make no difference to the structure or display of the document. It’s a lot less to type and certainly easier to remember. Does the specification of features ever make a difference? Martin Mueller Professor emeritus of English and Classics Northwestern University
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