Qualcosa cosí?

from lxml import etree
root = etree.parse('x.xml')
result=""
for element in root.xpath('//a/tr'):
    for single in element:
        result=result+str(single.text)
    result=result+"/n"
print(result)

MS

Il 04/06/2015 20:54, Dario Vinella ha scritto:
Potresti provare lxml-xpath2-functions

In [9]: tree.xpath('string-join(//a/tr[1]/td, "")')
Out[9]: '1985'
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