> Thanks a lot peter, that worked as i needed. Where can i find some
> good documentation which explains such behavior.
The reason for this behavior is the way python stores attributes.
Both a class and an instance of a class have a __dict__ attribute
which is a dictionary which stores attributes
On Nov 20, 2:03 pm, Peter Otten <__pete...@web.de> wrote:
> Maxim Mercury wrote:
> > here is the definintion of htmlelement
>
> > class HTMLElement:
> > tag=None
> > attrs={}
> > data=''
> > childs=[]
>
> > the issue is the though new elements are pushed in the stack (1),
> > whenev
Maxim Mercury wrote:
> here is the definintion of htmlelement
>
> class HTMLElement:
> tag=None
> attrs={}
> data=''
> childs=[]
>
> the issue is the though new elements are pushed in the stack (1),
> whenever i append the child to the stack top all other elements in the
> stack
Hi ,
Iam very much new to python. Iam trying to construct a xml dom tree
using the builtin HTMLParser class (on data event callbacks). Iam
maintaining the childs as a list of elements and whenver the sax
parser encounters a tag i push it to a local stack, my basic logic is
below.
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