Ben Butler-Cole wrote:
>> An additional thing to keep in mind is that toprettyxml does not print
>> an XML identical to the original DOM tree: it adds newlines and tabs.
>> When parsed again these blank characters are inserted in the DOM tree as
>> character nodes. If you toprettyxml an XML documen
> The last line of p() calls itself: it is an unconditional recursive call
> so, no matter what it does, it will never stop. And since p() also
> prints something, calling it will print endlessly.
Sorry, I wasn't clear. I realize that this recurses endlessly. The
problem is that it also adds blank
Ben Butler-Cole wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have run into a problem using minidom. I have an HTML file that I
> want to make occasional, automated changes to (adding new links). My
> strategy is to parse it with minidom, add a node, pretty print it and
> write it back to disk.
>
> However I find that ever