Hi Kumar
could you send me a snippet of the code you you used for parsing ?
You can also post the issue directly in the issue of the repository.
Disappointingly nobody has used that section yet
As a general answer parsing the xml file with python is very simple. You
don't even need qeschema, the xmlschema package is sufficient, even if
in that case you need to download the schema file by yourself, its
location is printed in the header of the xml file.
For example if you
current url for example is
http://www.quantum-espresso.org/ns/qes/qes_190304.xsd
To convert the whole output of QE in a python dictionay the python lines
are something like:
import xmlschema
from xml.etree import ElementTree
schema = xmlschema.XMLSCHEMA('qes_190304.xsd')
data = ElementTree.parse('prefix.save//data-file-schema.xml').getroot()
data_dict = schema.to_dict(data)
On 11/12/19 4:07 AM, Sonu Kumar wrote:
Dear QE users,
Is there any xml parser for data-file-schema.xml in "prefix".save
directory of tmp directory?
I found qeschema (https://github.com/QEF/qeschema), but stuck by the
attribute errors of the object XsdConstraintXPathParser
(AttributeError: type object 'XsdConstraintXPathParser' has no
attribute 'end')
Any suggestions for xml parser or the error would be appreciated.
best regards,
Kumar
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*With kind regards,
*
*S Kumar | PhD.
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