Thanks Ben, I'll give it a shot.. Thanks again :)
On Apr 28, 2017 18:54, "Ben Tupper" wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> It would be super easy if xml2::xml_attrs() accepted a list of attribute
> names and defaults values like xml2::xml_attr() does, but it doesn't. Once
> you have a
Hi again,
It would be super easy if xml2::xml_attrs() accepted a list of attribute names
and defaults values like xml2::xml_attr() does, but it doesn't. Once you have
a list of character vectors like that returned by your ...
ppt <- x %>% xml_find_all("precipitation") %>% xml_attrs()
..then
Thanks Ben, got it working, just want one more help on this,
If i have a node like: and in some other city it
came like:
How can i make my code to handle this dynamically? I am sorry to ask such
novice questions but it would be extremely helpful if you could help me
with this.
So, i would
Hi,
There might be an easy solution out there already, but I suspect that you will
need to parse the XML yourself. The example below uses package xml2 not XML
but you could do this with either. The example simply shows how to get values
out of the XML hierarchy. Once you have the attributes
Hi All,
I have a XML file like :
GB
I want to create a data frame out of this XML but
obviously xmlToDataFrame() is not working.
It has dynamic attributes like for node precipitation , it could have
attributes like value and mode both if there is ppt in some city.
My basic
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