> However is it normal that to parse a 2618 lines xml file
> it takes 20-30 seconds or so?
Only if you are running it on an original Palm Pilot!
Seriously, I'd expect it to be more like 2-3 seconds.
Something fishy there.
Alan G.
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Hi Kent,
Well even before reading your last email I gave it a go, just parsing
the xml file and trying out some basic functions. It ran in less than
two seconds. I don't know why BeautifulSoup is taking so long...
Thanks for the "to get you started"!
Bernard
On 9/14/05, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL
Bernard Lebel wrote:
> The file size is 112 Kb. Most lines look this way:
>
>
>
>
> I'll give a try to ElementTree.
To get you started:
from elementtree import ElementTree
doc = ElementTree.parse('myfile.xml')
for sceneobject in doc.findall('//sceneobject'):
if sceneobject.get('type') == 'C
The file size is 112 Kb. Most lines look this way:
I'll give a try to ElementTree.
Bernard
On 9/14/05, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bernard Lebel wrote:
> > Thanks for that pointer Kent, I'll check it out. Also thanks for
> > letting me know I'm not nuts! :-)
> >
> > Alan's su
Bernard Lebel wrote:
> Thanks for that pointer Kent, I'll check it out. Also thanks for
> letting me know I'm not nuts! :-)
>
> Alan's suggestion about BeautifulSoup is actually excellent. The
> documentation is nice and the tool is very easy to use.
>
> However is it normal that to parse a 2618
Thanks for that pointer Kent, I'll check it out. Also thanks for
letting me know I'm not nuts! :-)
Alan's suggestion about BeautifulSoup is actually excellent. The
documentation is nice and the tool is very easy to use.
However is it normal that to parse a 2618 lines xml file it takes
20-30 secon
Bernard Lebel wrote:
> Thanks Alan,
>
> I'll check BeautifulSoup asap.
>
> I'm using regex simply because I have no clue where to start to parse
> XML. I have read the various xml tools available in the Python
> library, however I'm a complete loss at what to make out of them. Many
> of them seem
Thanks Alan,
I'll check BeautifulSoup asap.
I'm using regex simply because I have no clue where to start to parse
XML. I have read the various xml tools available in the Python
library, however I'm a complete loss at what to make out of them. Many
of them seem to use some programming standards, w
Hi Bernard,
> Hello, yet another regular expression question :-)
>
> So I have this xml file that I'm trying to find a
> specific tag in.
I'm always suspicious when I see regular expression
and xml/html in the same context. regex are not good
for parsing xml/html files and it's usually much e
Bernard Lebel wrote:
> Hello, yet another regular expression question :-)
>
> So I have this xml file that I'm trying to find a specific tag in. For
> this I'm using a regular expression. Right now, the tag I'm trying to
> find looks like this:
>
>
>
> So I'm using a regular expression to find:
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