def __init__(self, handle, encoding):
self.writer = XmlWriter(handle, encoding=encoding)
self.indent = 0
def __init__(self, handle, encoding):
self.writer = XmlWriter(handle, encoding = encoding)
self.indent = 0
class PrettyWriter(object):
'''Handle low-level details of writing pretty indented xml.'''
def __init__(self, handle, encoding):
self.writer = XmlWriter(handle, encoding=encoding)
self.indent = 0
def start_document(self):
'''Start the document.'''
self.writer.startDocument()
def end_document(self):
'''End the document.'''
self.writer.endDocument()
def start_element(self, name, attributes):
'''Start an element with children.'''
self.tab()
self.writer.startElement(name, attributes)
self.newline()
self.indent += 2
def end_element(self, name):
'''End an element with children.'''
self.indent -= 2
self.tab()
self.writer.endElement(name)
self.newline()
def text_element(self, name, attributes, text):
'''Start and end an element with no element children.'''
self.tab()
self.writer.startElement(name, attributes)
for evil_char in '<&>':
if evil_char in text:
# we wish this wasn't buggy. We have to work around.
#self.writer.handle_cdata(text)
self.writer._check_pending_content()
self.writer._write('<![CDATA[%s]]>' % text)
break
else:
self.writer.characters(text, 0, len(text))
self.writer.endElement(name)
self.newline()
def pi(self, target, text):
'''Handle inserting a processing instruction.'''
self.tab()
self.writer.processingInstruction(target, text)
self.newline()
def comment(self, text):
'''Insert a comment.'''
self.tab()
# work around the python xml writer weirdness
save_packing = self.writer._packing
self.writer._packing = 0
self.writer.comment(text, 0, len(text))
self.writer._packing = save_packing
# self.newline()
def tab(self):
'''Insert whitespace characters representing an indentation.'''
self.writer.characters(self.indent * ' ', 0, self.indent)
def newline(self):
'''Insert a \\n to end a line.'''
self.writer.characters('\n', 0, 1)
class PrettyWriter(object):
'''Handle low-level details of writing pretty indented xml.'''
def __init__(self, handle, encoding):
self.writer = XmlWriter(handle, encoding = encoding)
self.indent = 0
def start_document(self):
'''Start the document.'''
self.writer.startDocument()
def end_document(self):
'''End the document.'''
self.writer.endDocument()
def start_element(self, name, attributes):
'''Start an element with children.'''
self.tab()
self.writer.startElement(name, attributes)
self.newline()
self.indent += 2
def end_element(self, name):
'''End an element with children.'''
self.indent -= 2
self.tab()
self.writer.endElement(name)
self.newline()
def text_element(self, name, attributes, text):
'''Start and end an element with no element children.'''
self.tab()
self.writer.startElement(name, attributes)
for evil_char in '<&>':
if evil_char in text:
# we wish this wasn't buggy. We have to work around.
#self.writer.handle_cdata(text)
self.writer._check_pending_content()
self.writer._write('<![CDATA[%s]]>' % text)
break
else:
self.writer.characters(text, 0, len(text))
self.writer.endElement(name)
self.newline()
def pi(self, target, text):
'''Handle inserting a processing instruction.'''
self.tab()
self.writer.processingInstruction(target, text)
self.newline()
def comment(self, text):
'''Insert a comment.'''
self.tab()
# work around the python xml writer weirdness
save_packing = self.writer._packing
self.writer._packing = 0
self.writer.comment(text, 0, len(text))
self.writer._packing = save_packing
# self.newline()
def tab(self):
'''Insert whitespace characters representing an indentation.'''
self.writer.characters(self.indent * ' ', 0, self.indent)
def newline(self):
'''Insert a \\n to end a line.'''
self.writer.characters('\n', 0, 1)
