[XML-SIG] XT (XML Toolkit)

Guys I've been working in the past few weeks on a project that was previously called Hackers XML Toolkit. Well, after the official release I liked it so much that I changed the name to XML Toolkit. You can download the code from http://www.gnucitizen.org http://www.gnucitizen.org/data/download/xt-

Re: [XML-SIG] automatically building Python data structures from DOM trees?

Well, why don't you try my XML Toolkit http://www.gnucitizen.org/data/download/xt-0.7.BETA.py This is what to do import xt element = xt.Element().loadstring(''' ''') element = xt.Element().loadfile('myfile.xml') for e in element: print e.name print e.n

[XML-SIG] XMLToolkit 0,7,BETA.2

commendations? Or even help me out rewriting some of it. I believe that the current design is not bad at all, however, somebody may suggest a different approach to solve a problem. Thanks. #XML Toolkit #Copyright (C) 2005 Petko Petkov (GNUCITIZEN) [EMAIL PROTECTED] # #This program is free sof

Re: [XML-SIG] XMLToolkit 0,7,BETA.2

official 0.7 version will be out soon. Thanks for the advice again. Uche Ogbuji wrote: > On Thu, 2005-12-08 at 10:37 +0000, Petko Petkov wrote: > >> Hello to everybody, >> This is XMLToolkit 0,7,BETA.2. I simplified most of the code. There are >> a few new features ad

Re: [XML-SIG] XMLToolkit 0,7,BETA.2

Oh, yes :) You are right. I guess the best thing to do is: return cdatastring[9:-3] Right now I am rearranging all the parsing methods. Also, I am adding methods that can compose xml. Thanks. Fredrik Lundh wrote: > Petko Petkov wrote: > > >> return cdatastring.lstrip('

[XML-SIG] XMLToolkit 0,7,BETA.3 Module parser.py (QA)

ou please take my apologies and ignore. #XML Toolkit #Copyright (C) 2005 Petko Petkov (GNUCITIZEN) [EMAIL PROTECTED] # #This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify #it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by #the Free Softwa