Yesterday I decided to write simple xml-parsing application. Tried
"xml.sax" and "xml.dom.minidom" modules. Program using "xml.sax" module
printed "No parsers found" while desktop version worked fine. I
Is there in PythonCE any working xml-parser or I have to parse xml by hands?
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Hi Dmitry,
Yes, there is at least one xml parser for python ce.
You can compile the pyexpat module included in the main python source.
(You can find a makefile patch at the sourceforge side)
I'm sorry, but I don't have an up to date binary version at hand.
My binary is based on Kashtan's first v
try elementTree from http://effbot.org.
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On 1/30/06, Dmitry Belyaev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there in PythonCE any working xml-parser or I have to parse xml by hands?
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I found that elementTree uses obsolete module "xmllib". Besides, neither
xmllib nor xml.sax are available at PythonCE.
Stewart Midwinter wrote:
> try elementTree from http://effbot.org.
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> On 1/30/06, Dmitry Belyaev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>>Is there in PythonCE any working xml-
I doubt anything from "main python source" can be compiled for WinCE
without any changes to the sources. I an not WinCE specialist, so I am
doubt I am able to make necessary changes and compile that module.
My last attempt to compile PythonCE version failed, so I decided to
download only binarie
Sgmlop is fairly easy to get working on wince (one c file, one py file).
It looks like Elementtree supports using sgmlop as well. Sgmlop is very
fast but necessarily the most correct xml parser out there. Expat is
also relatively easy to compile for WinCE.
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