Greg Wilson wrote:
> Mm. So people would have to:
>
> * download two supplementary libraries
one is a Python module, one is a parser. both are available as prebuilt kits
for many
platforms.
> * parse with one
>
> * transform the nodes produced by that parser from one format to another
no, they have to call a single function that does it for them (and the
"transformation"
is extremely light-weight: there's hardly any copying of data going on, just
references
being moved from tuple objects to instance attributes. RXP+conversion+Element-
Tree is *faster* than expat+ElementTree, after all).
if you want even more performance, *and* DTD and RelaxNG support, this was
just released:
http://codespeak.net/lxml/
(still things to download, though)
</F>
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