On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 9:00:25 AM UTC-4, Anthony wrote: > > I guess there is no way of getting at the index subscript from elements()? >> > > No, and returning indexes for a given element would be tricky because it > searches recursively through the DOM tree, so you might need to subscript > the top-level element multiple times to traverse to an element found deeper > in the tree. It would be great if we had a .replace() method that worked > like .elements() but allowed a replacement to be specified (specify None as > the replacement in order to delete). >
Actually, I guess it would be easier to just add a "replacement" argument to .elements(). Anthony
