Anastasios Hatzis schrieb:
>> Parts of PyXML were integrated into Python 2.0, namely xml.dom,
>> xml.sax, and pyexpat. Other parts were never considered for inclusion,
>> for various reasons.
>>
>
> Martin, thank you for your notice. I wonder if the mentioned parts are
> developed as "forks". Do
Martin v. Löwis wrote:
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>
> Parts of PyXML were integrated into Python 2.0, namely xml.dom,
> xml.sax, and pyexpat. Other parts were never considered for inclusion,
> for various reasons.
>
Martin, thank you for your notice. I wonder if the mentioned parts are
developed as "forks". Do you k
Martin v. Löwis wrote:
> Anastasios Hatzis schrieb:
>
>>> Parts of PyXML were integrated into Python 2.0, namely xml.dom,
>>> xml.sax, and pyexpat. Other parts were never considered for inclusion,
>>> for various reasons.
>>>
>>
>> Martin, thank you for your notice. I wonder if the mentioned parts
Anastasios Hatzis schrieb:
> Is the xml.dom entirely -with all subpackages/modules- available under
> the same package in Python?
Not at all. Not with all subpackages; primarily, just minidom is
included (and pulldom and the DOM builder).
> # (1) for reading/parsing data from XML:
> from xml.d
