thanks Stefan,
both lxml and threading works perfect.
One small problem, "with_tail" was not recognized as a valid keyword.
cheers,
Stef
Stefan Behnel wrote:
Stef Mientki <stef.mientki <at> gmail.com> writes:
Although it works functionally,
it can take lots of time waiting for the translation.
What I basically do is, after selecting a new string to be translated:
kwds = { 'trtext' : line_to_be_translated, 'lp' :'en_nl'}
soup = BeautifulSoup (urlopen(url, urlencode ( kwds ) ) )
translation= soup.find ( 'div', style='padding:0.6em;' ).string
self.Editor_Babel.SetLabel ( translation )
You should give lxml.html a try.
http://codespeak.net/lxml/
It can parse directly from HTTP URLs (no need to go through urlopen), and it
frees the GIL while parsing, so it will become efficient to create a little
Thread that doesn't do more than parsing the web site, as in (untested):
def read_bablefish(text, lang, result):
url = BABLEFISH_URL + '?' + urlencode({'trtext':text, 'lp':lang})
page = lxml.html.parse(url)
for div in page.iter('div'):
style = div.get('style')
if style is not None and 'padding:0.6em;' in style:
result.append(
lxml.html.tostring(div, method="text", with_tail=False))
result = []
thread = threading.Thread(target=read_bablefish,
args=("...", "en_nl", result))
thread.start()
while thread.isAlive():
# ... do other stuff
if result:
print result[0]
Stefan
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