I've released plistservices v3 at http://sarwat.net/opensource/
The main feature it adds is that it indents the XML output as CoreFoundation does. I think the only difference in the output is that CF will put newlines at well-placed spots in the CFData objects, and I didn't want to bother.
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The reason why it took so long to do indenting was a matter of principle. I was sick of the thought of doing yet another XML/HTML-output chunk of code that passes a stupid indent param along the recursion. At this point, it's been 2+ years since I've had to do that, so it doesn't have the same sting anymore (I am noticing however, that the more I think about the fact that I did it, the more it bugs me). Also, I found myself not wanting to use plistservices for some things because of the fugly XML it produced.
This is actually version 4. Version 3 has been sitting on my computers since 2003, and apparently I forgot to release it. Back then I modified it so it was a nice replacement for mx.DateTime in MySQLdb's times.py. That was back when MySQLdb was at version 0.94; MySQLdb was then assuming Python 2.2, which doesn't have the datetime module.
The fact that I didn't put newlines in CFData XML is starting to gnaw at my brain. We'll see what happens.
Anyway, enjoy.
Sarwat.
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