Hi everyone.
I'm trying to learn python as it relates to parsing xml, and I thought I would start by trying to create an easy (or I thought would be easy) function
to match on a certain attribute in an xml file and print out it's related attribute.
Here's an example to hopeful make sense of what I'm trying to produce.
I want to convert the following working function from:
Code:
def getAttribute():
for man in e.findall("{raml50.xsd}Data/{raml50.xsd}managedObject[@class='hark']"):
print (man.get('distName'))
To something where I can subsitute 'hark' with whatever class attribute I want to search on, to
something like the NON-WORKING function:
Code:
def tstAttribute(get):
for man in e.findall("{raml50.xsd}Data/{raml50.xsd}managedObject[ @class= \'%s\' ]" %(get)):
print (man.get('distName'))
I've tried several different ways into subsituing the class attribute, but I can't seem to get this figured out.
Here are some of the ways I tried:
Code:
for man in e.findall("{raml50.xsd}Data/{raml50.xsd}managedObject[ @class= \'%s\' ]" %(get)):
for man in e.findall("{raml50.xsd}Data/{raml50.xsd}managedObject[ @class= {0}".format(get)):
for man in e.findall("{raml50.xsd}Data/{raml50.xsd}managedObject[ @class= {}".format(get)):
for man in e.findall("{raml50.xsd}Data/{raml50.xsd}managedObject[ @class= \'%s\'" %(get)):
for man in e.findall("{raml50.xsd}Data/{raml50.xsd}managedObject[ @class= \'{}\'".format(get)):
for man in e.findall("{raml50.xsd}Data/{raml50.xsd}managedObject[ @class= \'{0}\'".format(get)):
I thought it would be easy, but I'm stumped.
Any ideas on how to get this working?
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