I'm trying to develop simple Python (3.2) code to read XML files, do some corrections and store them back. However, during the storage step ElementTree adds this namespace nomenclature. For example:
<ns0:trk>
<ns0:name>ACTIVE LOG</ns0:name>
<ns0:trkseg>
<ns0:trkpt lat="38.5" lon="-120.2">
<ns0:ele>6.385864</ns0:ele>
<ns0:time>2011-12-10T17:46:30Z</ns0:time>
</ns0:trkpt>
<ns0:trkpt lat="40.7" lon="-120.95">
<ns0:ele>5.905273</ns0:ele>
<ns0:time>2011-12-10T17:46:51Z</ns0:time>
</ns0:trkpt>
<ns0:trkpt lat="43.252" lon="-126.453">
<ns0:ele>7.347168</ns0:ele>
<ns0:time>2011-12-10T17:52:28Z</ns0:time>
</ns0:trkpt>
</ns0:trkseg>
</ns0:trk>
The code snippet is below:
def parse_gpx_data(gpxdata, tzname=None, npoints=None, filter_window=None,
output_file_name=None):
ET = load_xml_library();
def find_trksegs_or_route(etree, ns):
trksegs=etree.findall('.//'+ns+'trkseg')
if trksegs:
return trksegs, "trkpt"
else: # try to display route if track is missing
rte=etree.findall('.//'+ns+'rte')
return rte, "rtept"
# try GPX10 namespace first
try:
element = ET.XML(gpxdata)
except ET.ParseError as v:
row, column = v.position
print ("error on row %d, column %d:%d" % row, column, v)
print ("%s" % ET.tostring(element))
trksegs,pttag=find_trksegs_or_route(element, GPX10)
NS=GPX10
if not trksegs: # try GPX11 namespace otherwise
trksegs,pttag=find_trksegs_or_route(element, GPX11)
NS=GPX11
if not trksegs: # try without any namespace
trksegs,pttag=find_trksegs_or_route(element, "")
NS=""
# Store the results if requested
if output_file_name:
ET.register_namespace('', GPX11)
ET.register_namespace('', GPX10)
ET.ElementTree(element).write(output_file_name, xml_declaration=True)
return;
I have tried using the register_namespace
, but with no positive result.
Are there any specific changes for this version of ElementTree 1.3?
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