Dan Gunter wrote:
> Right, in general XML processors don't care about attribute order (I
> don't know much about canonicalization but that does sound like the
> obvious exception).
http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-c14n says to sort lexicographically on
(namespace uri, local tag).
(which, of course, is e
Right, in general XML processors don't care about attribute order (I
don't know much about canonicalization but that does sound like the
obvious exception). The XML Infoset specifically says they are an
unordered set: http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-infoset/#infoitem.element ; so,
if you care about or
Sbaush wrote:
> is possible to preserve the order building the XML tree with DOM?
no, because the order isn't important in XML. if you want to invent your own
file format, you shouldn't call it XML, and you shouldn't use XML tools.
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is possible to preserve the order building the XML tree with DOM?2006/2/6, Radovan Chytracek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi, you simply can't rely on the order of attributes unless your XMLdata are in canonical form which keeps attributes alphabetically
ordered. I guess this a very simple way of saying
Hi,
you simply can't rely on the order of attributes unless your XML
data are in canonical form which keeps attributes alphabetically
ordered. I guess this a very simple way of saying that the SAX parser
likely to be running behind ElementTree API layer does not preserve
the order of attributes
Hi all. I would get this element in xml:I have write this:
date=ET.SubElement(idsreq,"date")
date.set("month",month) date.set("day",day)but i get this:
The attributes are not in my order!!how i can get the attributes in right order???
Thanks all.-- Sbaush
