I have a documentation project for someone. Inspired by the DOM standards compliance matrix[1] and the nonexistence of documentation comparing PyXML to stdlib xml.sax, I've created (by hand, by looking at source code and CVS logs) an XML document that can be used to generate a matrix showing the level of SAX 2.0 and 1.0 support in Python stdlib and PyXML: http://skew.org/tmp/sax-in-python.xml
If someone with a few hours to kill would be willing to generate some XSLT to render it, that would be great. Perhaps it could also be used to establish __all__ in each module, and spot some implementation gaps. Here is an idea for how the matrix could look when rendered as HTML: http://skew.org/tmp/sax-in-python.html (just a rough start, actually; maybe you can think of something better). The XML should be pretty easy to follow. I intentionally left out a few things like ExpatLocator and the driver module contents; they didn't seem to be things that would be in the user-level public APIs. Thanks, Mike [1] http://pyxml.sourceforge.net/topics/compliance.html _______________________________________________ XML-SIG maillist - XML-SIG@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/xml-sig
