O/S: Windows 2K
Vsn of Python: 2.4
Currently:
1) Folder structure:
\workarea\ <- ElementTree files reside here
\xml\
\dom\
\parsers\
\sax\
2) The folder \workarea\ is in the path.
3) A script (which is working) makes calls to the Element(),
SubElement(), tostring() and XML() methods within ElementTree.py; the
script is organized as follows:
# top of file; not within any function/mehtod
import ElementTree
<examples of various calls within the module>
root = ElementTree.Element('request')
pscifinq = ElementTree.SubElement(root, 'pscifinq')
bank = ElementTree.SubElement(pscifinq, 'bank')
bank.text = '1'
inquiryString = ElementTree.tostring(root)
4) the term 'ElementTree files' referenced above refers to the
following files:
__init__.py (this file contains only comments)
ElementInclude.py
ElementPath.py
ElementTree.py
HTMLTreeBuilder.py
SgmlopXMLTreeBuilder.py
SimpleXMLTreeBuilder.py
SimpleXMLWriter.py
TidyHTMLTreeBuilder.py
TidyTools.py
XMLTreeBuilder.py
Want to change things as follows:
Folder structure:
\workarea\ <- ElementTree files no longer here
\xml\
\dom\
\elementtree\ <- ElementTree files reside here
\parsers\
\sax\
I tried changing the
import ElementTree
statement to:
import xml.elementtree.ElementTree
The result of changing the folder structure and the import statement
was the following error:
import xml.elementtree.ElementTree
ImportError: No module named elementtree.ElementTree
I verified that the file ElementTree.py really does reside in the
\workarea\xml\elementtree\ folder. Assuming that I really want the
ElementTree files to reside in the \workarea\xml\elementtree\ folder,
what changes must I make such that the script can locate the
ElementTree.py file? I have a hunch that there is something obvious
that I am missing in the import statement; is it possible to accomplish
this by changing only the import statement rather than changing each of
the calls to the Element(), SubElement(), XML() and tostring() methods.
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