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# iksemel
Mine XML Parser for my personal project.
This project forked from Pardus-Linux githbu repo but orginal iksemel write for using with python2. I rewrite pyiks.c for using iksemel in python3.
This project forked from Pardus-Linux github repo but orginal iksemel write for using with python2. I rewrite pyiks.c for using iksemel in python3.
Install:
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You dont need anything other than an installed Python framework.
iksemel-lite source is included and compiled built-in to the module.
To compile and install:
# ./setup.py install
then you can import the piksemel module in your python programs.
Documentation:
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===> Module Constants:
* TAG
* ATTRIBUTE
* DATA
These enumeration constants are used to report the type of the Node objects.
===> Module Exceptions
* ParseError
Raised when given string or file contains invalid XML.
* NotTag
Raised when a function accepting a tag node got another type of object.
* NotData
Raised when a function accepting a data node got another type of object.
===> Module Functions:
* parse(filename)
Parses the given XML file, and returns the top level tag's node object.
* parseString(string)
Parses the given XML string and returns the top level tag's node object.
* newDocument(tagname)
Creates a new top level tag node object with given tag name.
===> Module Objects:
* Node
This object represents a node of the XML document tree. If you iterate
over a node object, you'll get the list of its child nodes.
===> Node Object Methods:
* type()
Returns the type of the node.
* data()
Returns character data for data nodes.
* name()
Returns the name of the tag for tag nodes.
* attributes()
Returns a list of node's attribute names. Returns an empty list
if there aren't any.
* getAttribute(attributename)
Returns the value of the given attribute for tag nodes. If such
an attribute doesn't exists, returns None.
* setAttribute(attributename, value)
Sets the given attribute's value for tag nodes. You can give
the value None for deleting an attribute.
* getTag(tagname)
Returns the first tag node child with the given name. If such a child
doesn't exists, returns None.
* getTagData(tagname)
Returns the contained character data from first tag node child with the
given name.
* tags(tagname=None)
Iterates over child tag nodes. If optional tagname is given, only
iterates over tags with the given name.
* firstChild()
Returns the first child node.
* parent()
Returns the parent node.
* root()
Returns the top level node.
* next()
Returns the next node. If this is the last sibling, returns None.
* nextTag(tagname=None)
Returns the next tag node. If optional tagname is given, returns the
next sibling tag node with the given name. Returns None if this is
the last such sibling.
* previous()
Returns the previous node. If this is the first sibling, returns None.
* previousTag(tagname=None)
Returns the previous tag node. If optional tagname is given, returns
the previous sibling tag node with the given name. Returns None if
this is the first such sibling.
* insertTag(tagname)
Inserts a new child tag node with given name to the child nodes.
Returns the newly created tag node object.
* insertData(data)
Inserts given character data to the child nodes. Returns the newly
created data node object.
* setData(data)
Deletes given tag's current child nodes, then inserts the data as
its child.
* insertNode(node)
Inserts given node tree to the child nodes. Returns the newly created
node object.
* appendTag(tagname)
Create a tag node with given name and append it as the next sibling.
Returns the newly created tag node object.
* appendData(data)
Appends given character data as the next sibling. Returns the newly
created data node object.
* prependTag(tagname)
Create a tag node with given name and append it as the previous
sibling. Returns the newly created tag node object.
* prependData(data)
Prepends given character data as the previous sibling. Returns the
newly created data node object.
* hide()
Deletes the node from document tree.
* toString()
Returns the XML string representation of node tree.
* toPrettyString()
Returns the XML string representation of node tree. Line feeds and
tabs are inserted into the document to make it look pretty.
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