[XML-SIG] hi,

[Martin v. Loewis]

> And, of course, we use the xml library. 
> 
> I have some questions :
> 	- what's the current activity on xml ?

I'm still planning to release PyXML 0.7.0 some time in the future.

> 	can we hop some improvement the the DOM classes, some bug fix,
> and so one, we will be please to fix some of them.

No, unless you give more detail what kind of improvements you plan,
and what kind of bugs you want to see fixed. Except for what is on SF,
I'm not aware of any potential improvements or any desirable bug
fixes.

> 	What is the way to contribute ? 

If you want to contribute patches or report bugs, please use
sf.net/projects/pyxml. For general discussions, this is the right
place.

> 	For the moment we have found some field in the data structure which are
> not up to date.

Can you give details?

> 	- there is a plan to do some XSLT processor engine ?

Yes, PyXML 0.7 will ship with 4XSLT. Please note that you can get
4XSLT today from www.4suite.org (as part of the 4Suite package).

> 	-how can we extend the documentation ?

Submit patches.

> 	 for a python beginer, it's quit impossible to find how to :
> 		- laod a xml document
> 		- write a Xml document

Did you read the tutorial? This explains both aspects. Of course,
contributions of documentation are greatly welcome. Please submit them
to SF.

> 	quit suprised by the speed of the parser, very nice.

Thanks. I assume you are using Expat here, so the glory actually goes
to James Clark and the current maintainers of Expat.

Regards,
Martin