I want to find all the Placemarks in a kml file: This doesn’t work, i.e. it doesn’t find anything, I think because each Placemark is unique in that each has its own id, e.g.: How do I do this? Edit: changed code based on @ScottHunter comment: length is 0 Answer It’s hard to tell without seei…
Tag: xml-parsing
Create a DataFrame from a XML File
im new to XML and i want to know how to create a dataframe in python from this XML file. I have the following code, it creates the DataFrame but when i tried to append the value of the row, i dont know why it keeps coming “None”. I dont know if i have to change de calling argument i.e
Split a nested XML string to get a string using parser
I have this string : My goal is to extract Panneau de polystyrène expansé (PSE) ignifugé réalisant une fonction d’isolation thermique pour unnm² de surface en assurant la résistance thermique de R = 3.55 K.m².W-1. so the text between <run> and </run> I did it with regular expression but it doesn&#…
How to replace an XML node via python
I am new in python and I have a – maybe – stupid problem with XML files (yep, I’ve tried to google the solution but without results). I have to write a program which will replace/switch two things, so first of all, here is the XML data, it looks like this: How in python i could change some_n…
Convert dynamic XML file to CSV file – Python
I would like to convert this XML file: to this CSV file: I can have several bodies of ID structures. I use the lxml library. I tried with the xpath method and for loop but I can only get the ID but not the rest. The problem is the second for loop, but I don’t know how to deal with
using “getElementsByTagName” to get tag in python
my XML file is my code is I want to get value of element with tagname ‘string name=”ID”‘ but the error comes if i replace to the output comes “nCGhwaZNpy6” since its the first element of that list but second element is “02.11.2013 Scott Mobile” which also get sa…
xml.etree.ElementTree get node depth
The XML: The code: The output: The Xml represents a tree like structure of a sitemap. I have been up and down the docs and Google all day and can’t figure it out hot to get the node depth of entries. I used counting of the children container but that only works for the first parent and then it breaks