Ed Singleton wrote:
> As always Kent, you're amazing.
Thank you!
>
> That will do perfectly. (Though the ElementTree documentation seems a
> bit difficult to get through. I'm sure I'll get through it
> eventually).
Unfortunately I have to agree with you on this one. ET is going to be
part of
As always Kent, you're amazing.
That will do perfectly. (Though the ElementTree documentation seems a
bit difficult to get through. I'm sure I'll get through it
eventually).
Thanks
Ed
On 14/03/06, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ed Singleton wrote:
> > I have (unfortunately) receive
Ed Singleton wrote:
> I have (unfortunately) received some data in XML format. I need to
> use it in Python, preferably as a list of dictionaries. The data is a
> flat representation of a table, in the style:
>
>
> Some Data
> Some Data
> ...
>
>
> Some Data
> Some Data
> ...
>
> and so on (
I have (unfortunately) received some data in XML format. I need to
use it in Python, preferably as a list of dictionaries. The data is a
flat representation of a table, in the style:
Some Data
Some Data
...
Some Data
Some Data
...
and so on (where tablename is always the same in one file).
