Hi everyone,
I've a document structure which is extremely simple and represented on a
spreadsheet in the following way (a made up example):
subsystem | chapter | section | subsection | subsubsec |
A | | | | |
| func0 | | | |
| |interface| | |
| |latency | | |
| |priority | | |
| func1 | | | |
| |interface| | |
| |latency | | |
| |priority | | |
| |depend | | |
| | | variables | |
| | | | static |
| | | | global |
| | | functions | |
| | | | internal |
| | | | external |
And I'd like to get a tree like this:
A
+-------> func0
| +---> interface
| +---> latency
| \---> priority
\-------> func1
+---> interface
+---> latency
+---> priority
\---> depend
+---> variables
| +---> static
| \---> local
\---> functions
+---> internal
\---> external
I know about the xlrd module to get data from excel and I'm also aware
about the ETE toolkit (which is more specific for bioinformatics, but I
guess can suitable fill the need).
Does anyone recommend any other path other than scripting through these
two modules?
Is there any more suitable module/example/project out there that would
achieve the same result?
The reason for parsing is because the need behind is to create documents
edited in excel but typeset in LaTeX, therefore my script will spill out
\chapter, \section and so forth based on the tree structure.
Every node will have some text and some images with a very light markup
like mediawiki that I can easily convert into latex.
Hope I've not been too confusing.
Thanks for any pointer/suggestion/comment.
Al
p.s.: I'm not extremely proficient in python, actually I'm just starting
with it!
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