Hello,
Thanks for the response Brian:
---1
Cool - although I tested it straight off, binding to a Reader emitting start/end doc, start/end elements and no characters (both making a character call with an empty string and not making a character call at all). Anyways, I get a traceback :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "CeLMA\Automation\Parsers\ParsingFramework.py", line 165, in ?
objParser.parse(objTestFile)
File "C:\Documents and Settings\benn.CENIX-SCIENCE\My Documents\svnfiles\CeLMA\Automation\Parsers\Implementation\HTDParser.py", line 85, in parse
self.__startDoc()
File "C:\Documents and Settings\benn.CENIX-SCIENCE\My Documents\svnfiles\CeLMA\Automation\Parsers\Implementation\HTDParser.py", line 193, in __startDoc
self.__objHandler.startElement('data', AttributesImpl({}))
File "C:\PROGRA~1\Python23\Lib\site-packages\_xmlplus\dom\ext\reader\Sax.py", line 73, in startElement
self._completeTextNode()
File "C:\PROGRA~1\Python23\Lib\site-packages\_xmlplus\dom\ext\reader\Sax.py", line 52, in _completeTextNode
if self._currText:
AttributeError: XmlDomGenerator instance has no attribute '_currText'
self,__startDoc() looks like
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def __startDoc(self):
self.__objHandler.startDocument()
self.__objHandler.startElement('data', AttributesImpl({}))
---How's that for a method!! It looks to me like a charcters problem but I can't call charcters without calling startElement. When I get time I'll dig around to look for a solution. In the meantime, I've written a simple version meself.
---2
For the XMLGenerator, there is not a flag in XMLGenerator that I can find - it doesn't appear in the dir and something like that would be in the dir as I would need to access it. I ge teh point about the insignifcant white space and that is why a pretty print should be an option. Although in most cases people don't care about insignificant whitespace (i.e. white space outside of an element) in fact I can't think of a _sensible_ reason to care about insignificant whitespace - can you (it's a Friday afternoon, go on wonder away!)?
Have a good weekend all.
Cheers,
Neil
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