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Preserving Tag Order With Python's XMLTODICT?
cheerzeng · 2016-06-02 11:49:02 +08:00 · 2623 次点击这是一个创建于 3094 天前的主题，其中的信息可能已经有所发展或是发生改变。
问题跟这个帖子一样，除了 sf 的答案，有没有更简单的？
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28459856/Preserving-Tag-Order-With-Python's-XMLTODICT.html
I recently developed something that would change attributes, calculate word counts, and change spellings for certain words based on a set of rules defined in Python. I originally made the service by taking the XML file and turning it into a Python dictionary and then sorting through it that way. I used the xmltodict Python library, and I got the correct results without too much coding.
<root>
<Content>
<Marker>NOISE</Marker>
<Fragment>Some text is here</Fragment>
<Marker>INTERRUPTION></Marker>
</Content>
</root>
The result is a dictionary structured as follows:
Content {
=> Marker = array(["NOISE", "INTERRUPTION"])
=> Fragment = "Some text is here"
}
The specification for the XML changed and I am now realising the limitations of my original solution. Let me explain:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34636273/python-xmltodict-how-to-preserve-xml-element-order
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28459856/Preserving-Tag-Order-With-Python's-XMLTODICT.html
I recently developed something that would change attributes, calculate word counts, and change spellings for certain words based on a set of rules defined in Python. I originally made the service by taking the XML file and turning it into a Python dictionary and then sorting through it that way. I used the xmltodict Python library, and I got the correct results without too much coding.
<root>
<Content>
<Marker>NOISE</Marker>
<Fragment>Some text is here</Fragment>
<Marker>INTERRUPTION></Marker>
</Content>
</root>
The result is a dictionary structured as follows:
Content {
=> Marker = array(["NOISE", "INTERRUPTION"])
=> Fragment = "Some text is here"
}
The specification for the XML changed and I am now realising the limitations of my original solution. Let me explain:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34636273/python-xmltodict-how-to-preserve-xml-element-order
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