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➜ Parsing XML file to strings?
Parsing XML file to strings?
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| Reply #15 on Wed 08 Nov 2006 11:41 AM (UTC) |
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| Sure:
def trig():
filename = eg.fileopenbox(msg=None, title='Open file...', argInitialFile=sys.path[6]+'\example.txt')
file = open(filename)
mydom = parse(file)
trigs = mydom.getElementsByTagName('trigger')
for trig in trigs:
match = trig.getAttribute('match')
regex = trig.getAttribute('regexp')
send = trig.getElementsByTagName('send')
send = send[0].toprettyxml()
send = str(send).replace(" ","",1)
send = send.strip("<send>\n")
send = send.strip("</send>\n")
newline = "Match is: \n" + match "Send is: " + str(send)
Write.write(newline)
file.close()
Its called by a menu function in Tk, as thats the base of the program, a GUI.
menubar = Menu(Root)
File = Menu(menubar, tearoff=1)
File.add_command(label = "Open file...",command=open_file)
File.add_command(label="Convert XML", command=trig)
menubar.add_cascade(label="File", menu=File)
The 'file' is a local variable, and as stated if the function is in a py file by itself, but not as a function, as the actual program itself, the conversion works. Inside the function call, for some reason it doesn't.
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