Thanks all for the help. This gives me alot of good options and I have a few
working I learned a lot!
kimmyaf wrote:
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> Hello. I've only done a litte bit of parsing with minidom before but I'm
> having trouble getting my values out of this xml. I need the latitude and
> longitude values
kimmyaf, 27.04.2010 23:32:
handler = urllib2.urlopen(url)
xml_response = handler.read()
handler.close()
tree = ET.parse("GeocodeResponse.xml")
>> Do I have to use a file? I tried to do
>>
>> tree = ET.parse(xml_response)
parse() is meant for parsing files. Use fromstring()
On Tue, Apr 27, 2010 at 7:37 PM, Peter Bigot wrote:
> Google is uninterested in defining schema for their APIs, so you need to
> process the XML manually and hope they don't change their interface.
And indeed, they do change their schemas without real concern backward
compatibility. The sitemaps
I'd have to concur with that recommendation. Google is uninterested in
defining schema for their APIs, so you need to process the XML manually and
hope they don't change their interface.
BTW: The lat and lon components of the location are elements, not
attributes. For minidom, use:
lat = ite
2010/4/27 kimmyaf :
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> I don't really know... Here's the whole story.
>
> I am retrieving the xml by calling this link.
>
> http://maps.google.com/maps/api/geocode/xml?address=50+Oakland+St,Wellesley,MA,02481&sensor=true
>
>
>
> Here's the entire function:
>
> addr = '50+Oakland+St,Wellesley,MA,02
Now that I look at my file it does not look well formed. Do I have to use a
file? I tried to do
tree = ET.parse(xml_response)
but i got a file IO error...
kimmyaf wrote:
>
> I don't really know... Here's the whole story.
>
> I am retrieving the xml by calling this link.
>
> http://maps.go
I don't really know... Here's the whole story.
I am retrieving the xml by calling this link.
http://maps.google.com/maps/api/geocode/xml?address=50+Oakland+St,Wellesley,MA,02481&sensor=true
Here's the entire function:
addr = '50+Oakland+St,Wellesley,MA,02481'
def geocode_addr(addr):
hos
kimmyaf, 26.04.2010 23:14:
Stefan Behnel-3 wrote:
kimmyaf, 26.04.2010 00:24:
Hello. I've only done a litte bit of parsing with minidom before but I'm
having trouble getting my values out of this xml. I need the latitude and
longitude values in bold.
I don't see anything 'bold' in your mail, b
Thanks Stefan. I tried this but it's not getting into the for block for some
reason.
I'll keep trying!
Stefan Behnel-3 wrote:
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> kimmyaf, 26.04.2010 00:24:
>> Hello. I've only done a litte bit of parsing with minidom before but I'm
>> having trouble getting my values out of this xml. I need
kimmyaf, 26.04.2010 00:24:
Hello. I've only done a litte bit of parsing with minidom before but I'm
having trouble getting my values out of this xml. I need the latitude and
longitude values in bold.
I don't see anything 'bold' in your mail, but your example tells me what
data you mean.
Here
The variable tag is a list of strings. The method getElementsByTagName
takes a single string as its first parameter. Since a list cannot
appear as a tag name, the second call to getElementsByTagName returns an
empty list.
body = dom.getElementsByTagName('body')[0]
for route in body.getElemen
Try this:
from xml.etree.ElementTree import ElementTree
doc = ElementTree(file = "t.xml")
listOfTags = []
for item in doc.findall(".//route"):
listOfTags.append(item.get('tag'))
print listOfTags
where t.xml is your xml file.
Thanks,
Raj
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 8:04 PM, kimmyaf wrote:
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