[XML-SIG] PyXML documentation (was [mgushee@havenrock.com: Re: [FRPythoneers] xml woes])

[Mike Olson]

> > 
> >    from xml.dom.ext.Printer import PrintWalker, PrintVisitor
> > 
> >    f = open('foo.xml','w')
> >    v = PrintVisitor(f, 'iso8859-1', indent='  ')
> >    w = PrintWalker(v, document)
> >    w.run()
> >    f.close()
> > 
> > Works for me.

As a note, you don't need to do that much work
Just
xml.dom.ext.Print(node)
will get it to print to a string, or
xml.dom.ext.Print(node,open('foo.xml','w'))
will print to the file.
If you want Pretty, same call signatures to
xml.dom.ext.PrettyPrint

> 
> You know, it occurs to me that this isn't documented *anywhere* (at
> least I couldn't find any docs last time I forgot how to do it).
> Shouldn't it be? What's the proper way to submit an addition to the
> PyXML documentation?

But now you can always reference the FrPythoneers mailing list, we just
need to tell the rest of the world :)

Actully, contact Fred Drake as he is incharge of the PyXML docs.

Mike

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