Thanks, Duncan. That did the trick. If you're EuroPythoning, I'll buy you a drink.
Cheers. Duncan Booth wrote: > First up, when I repeat what you did I don't get the same output. toxml() > without an encoding argument produces a unicode string, and no encoding > attribute in the <?xml ...?> > > toxml() only takes a single encoding argument, so unfortunately there > isn't any way to tell it what to do for unicode characters which are not > supported in the encoding you are using. However, if you then encode the > unicode output to ascii with entity escapes, I think you should be alright > (unless I've missed something): > You lose the encoding at the top of the output, but since the output is > entirely ascii I don't think that matters. -- Dale Strickland-Clark Riverhall Systems www.riverhall.co.uk -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
