dads, 18.01.2010 22:39:
> There was one thing that I forgot about - when ElementTree fails to
> parse due to an element not being closed why doesn't it close the file
> like object.
Because it didn't open it?
Stefan
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dads wrote:
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import os.path
import shutil
import zlib
import os
There's no need to import both os.path and os. Import just os; you can
still refer to os.path in the rest of the code.
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def _mkMonthAndDaysDirs(self):
''' creates dirs for every month and day of a of sp
Thanks all, took your advice and have been playing all weekend which
has been great fun. ElementTree is awesome. I created a script that
organises the xml as they're in year blocks and I didn't realise the
required xml is mixed up with other xml. Plus the volumes are much
greater than I realised, I
dads, 16.01.2010 19:10:
> I work in as 1st line support and python is one of my hobbies. We get
> quite a few requests for xml from our website and its a long strung
> out process. So I thought I'd try and create a system that deals with
> it for fun.
>
> I've been tidying up the archived xml and
dads writes:
> I've been tidying up the archived xml and have been thinking what's
> the best way to approach this issue as it took a long time to deal
> with big quantities of xml. If you have 5/6 years worth of 26000+
> 5-20k xml files per year. The archived stuff is zipped but what is
> better,
dads wrote:
> I work in as 1st line support and python is one of my hobbies. We get
> quite a few requests for xml from our website and its a long strung
> out process. So I thought I'd try and create a system that deals with
> it for fun.
>
> I've been tidying up the archived xml and have been th
I work in as 1st line support and python is one of my hobbies. We get
quite a few requests for xml from our website and its a long strung
out process. So I thought I'd try and create a system that deals with
it for fun.
I've been tidying up the archived xml and have been thinking what's
the best w
