> Stefan Behnel wrote:
Note that it's best to hit "reply" when responding to other people's
postings. That way, mail readers can see the relation between the original
posting and the reply and sort the reply into the right thread.
Comment to my own posting: as Alan noted already, "reply all" or
> Note that it's best to hit "reply" when responding to other people's
> postings. That way, mail readers can see the relation between the original
> posting and the reply and sort the reply into the right thread.
>
> Stefan
how's this?
btw, I am getting daily(?) digests of the posts via E-mail an
"Stefan Behnel" wrote
Note that it's best to hit "reply" when responding to other people's
postings.
Or on the tutor list make that ReplyAll! :-)
Alan G.
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justin.mailingli...@gmail.com, 16.08.2010 10:38:
# so that ET preserves your namespaces
ET._namespace_map["http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";] = 'xs'
# open your file explicitly specifying the correct mode
f = open('testing.xml', 'w')
xml_tree.write(f, encoding='UTF-8')
f.close()
Note that it'
# so that ET preserves your namespaces
ET._namespace_map["http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema";] = 'xs'
# open your file explicitly specifying the correct mode
f = open('testing.xml', 'w')
xml_tree.write(f, encoding='UTF-8')
f.close()
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Benjamin Serrato, 16.08.2010 05:51:
Hi guys, thanks for you help in the past. I had my first occasion to write
a useful script recently editing the contents of an xml file. It was pretty
simple, but I have two problems which I know have to take care of by opening
in Notepad++ and changing manua
Hi guys, thanks for you help in the past. I had my first occasion to write
a useful script recently editing the contents of an xml file. It was pretty
simple, but I have two problems which I know have to take care of by opening
in Notepad++ and changing manually.
1. The file output has LF not CR
