nivashno, 19.11.2011 22:32:
I've got this code:>>> dom = xml.dom.minidom.parse('myfile.xml') >>> for testnode in dom.getElementsByTagName('tests')[0].childNodes: ... print testnode When it's working on this xml: <tests> <test>something</test> </tests> I get the following: <DOM Text node "u'\n '"> <DOM Element: test at 0xaa6bfac> <DOM Text node "u'\n '"> But when it's working on this xml: <tests><test>something</test></tests> I get this: <DOM Element: test at 0xbc6f1ac> I always thought that xml was very precisely split up into nodes, childnodes, etc, no matter what the whitespace between them was. But apparently not, or am I missing something?
You already got some answers to this question. I'd just like to point you to the xml.etree.(c)ElementTree packages, which are substantially faster and easier to use than minidom.
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