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python Programming Glossary: et.elementWhat's the most Pythonic XHTML/HTML parser/generator/template module that supports DOM like access? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1745524/whats-the-most-pythonic-xhtml-html-parser-generator-template-module-that-suppor the way you really want html.body html.find 'body' my_h1 ET.Element 'h1' 'class' 'roflol' my_h1.text 'BIG TITLE 12' html.body.append.. href '' type 'text css' rel 'stylesheet' kwargs ... elem ET.Element 'link' href href type type rel rel ... return elem ... html.head.append..
Invoke and control GDB from Python http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3482869/invoke-and-control-gdb-from-python
Creating a simple XML file using python http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3605680/creating-a-simple-xml-file-using-python cElementTree import xml.etree.cElementTree as ET root ET.Element root doc ET.SubElement root doc field1 ET.SubElement doc field1.. field2.set name asdfasd field2.text some vlaue2 tree ET.ElementTree root tree.write filename.xml I've tested it and it works..
Emitting namespace specifications with ElementTree in Python http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4997848/emitting-namespace-specifications-with-elementtree-in-python www.company.com #some name # build a tree structure root ET.Element STUFF body ET.SubElement root MORE_STUFF body.text STUFF EVERYWHERE.. # wrap it in an ElementTree instance and save as XML tree ET.ElementTree root tree.write page.xml xml_declaration True method xml.. www.company.com #some name # build a tree structure root ET.Element http www.company.com STUFF body ET.SubElement root http www.company.com..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/56229/xml-writing-tools-for-python I'm actually doing import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET root ET.Element 'html' head ET.SubElement root 'head' script ET.SubElement head.. body 'h1' h1.text And I like the fact that 3 1 tree ET.ElementTree root tree.write 'foo.xhtml' # more foo.xhtml html head script..
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