[XML-SIG] XMLToolkit 0,7,BETA.2

[Petko Petkov]

Thanks for the advice. It is a good one.
I am currently finishing up the library.

For all of you who really cant get why I am wasting my time codding 
another XML library.... Well, I am security  guy and I need small 
library that does the main things. I hope you can use XT in a similar 
way. The official 0.7 version will be out soon.

Thanks for the advice again.

Uche Ogbuji wrote:
> On Thu, 2005-12-08 at 10:37 +0000, Petko Petkov wrote:
>   
>> Hello to everybody,
>> This is XMLToolkit 0,7,BETA.2. I simplified most of the code. There are
>> a few new features added as well. Now you can use the Binding tool to
>> Bind XML documents to python objects.
>>
>> doc = Binding.fromfile('GoogleService.wsdl')
>> doc.definitions.message
>> doc.definitions.message[0]
>> doc.definitions.message[1]
>> doc.definitions.message.name
>> doc.definitions.message.name = 'bla bla'
>> doc.definitions.message = '<h1>Hei I can assign XML to elements that
>> will be parsed on the fly.</h1> Good!'
>>     
>
> This is a neat feature, and similar to the append_xml_fragment() method
> in Amara.  I do wonder whether it should be the default, though.  As an
> example, in Amara the above would set text in that element and escape
> the angle brackets.  If you wanted to add child elements you'd have to
> do:
>
> doc.definitions.message.append_xml_fragment('<h1>Hei I can assign XML to
> elements that will be parsed on the fly.</h1> Good!')
>
> My worry with your approach is that if I want to use such characters in
> my regular XML, I'd have to escape them.  Rather than doing:
>
> doc.definitions.message = '100 < 1000'
>
> I'd have to do:
>
> doc.definitions.message = '100 &lt; 1000'
>
> Which seems a bit odd at the content API level?
>
>
>   
>> doc.definitions.message[1] = OtherBinding
>> doc.definitions.message[2] = OtherElement
>> doc.definitions.message[0] = doc.definitions.message[2]
>> for m in doc.definitions.message:
>>     print m
>>     print m.name
>>
>> doc.xml
>> doc.xml(encoding = 'utf-8')
>> doc.xml(encoding = 'utf-8', stream = mystream)
>> doc.xml(encoding = 'utf-8', file = 'myGoogle.wsdl')
>> str(doc.xml)
>> doc.xml.composestream(stream)
>>
>> As you can see the syntax is similar  to Amara XMLToolkit.
>>     
>
> Yes.  Nice.  What does doc.xml.composestream(stream) do, though?
>
> I'm sorry that I don't have much time to peruse your code.
>
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