xml_set_attribute equivalent in Amara 2?

[Werner]

Hi,

With Amara I would have done the following to write an attribute
"source" to the element refc:

refc.xml_set_attribute(u'source', dbbottle.inetrefsource.strip())

Can someone give me a tip on how I translate this to Amara 2 as I can't
find an xml_set_attribute, there is the xml_attribute_factory but I am
not clear on how to use it.

Thanks
Werner

[Luis Miguel Morillas]

Saludos,

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2013/2/14 Werner <werner...@sfr.fr>:

I remember xml_attributes,

i.e.

refc.xml_attributes[(None, u'source)] = unicode(dbbottle.inetrefsource.strip())

lm

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[Uche Ogbuji]

On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 12:13 PM, Luis Miguel Morillas <mori...@gmail.com> wrote:

2013/2/14 Werner <werner...@sfr.fr>:

> With Amara I would have done the following to write an attribute "source" to
> the element refc:
>
> refc.xml_set_attribute(u'source', dbbottle.inetrefsource.strip())
>
> Can someone give me a tip on how I translate this to Amara 2 as I can't find
> an xml_set_attribute, there is the xml_attribute_factory but I am not clear
> on how to use it.

I remember xml_attributes,

i.e.

refc.xml_attributes[(None, u'source)] = unicode(dbbottle.inetrefsource.strip())

Yep, and don't forget the handy "what's new" guide to Amara 2

http://xml3k.org/Amara/Whatsnew 

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[Werner]

Luis Miguel and Uche,

Looked at the QuickRef but forgot about the whatsnew:-[ .

Thanks a lot for your pointers, that got me going again.

I have one more thing (at least for the moment:-) ) which I don't know
how to translate. When sending a vinoXML doc using urllib/2 to Global
Wine Stocks I had to do the following:

docstring =
doc.xml(force_nsdecls=xmlcreation.vinoxml_NSS).replace('xmlns=""', '')

vinoxml_NSS = {u'xsd': u'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema',
u'xsi': u'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance'}

I vaguely remember that they had an issue with the namespace definitions.

The doc is created like this:

def createXMLquery():
"""
Create a bindery instance, to be used for e.g. GWS vinoXML query"""
doc_header = """<query
xmlns="http://www.vinoxml.org/XMLschema"></query>"""

doc = xmlu.bindery.parse(doc_header)

return doc

then elements etc are added and just before sending it I did the
"force_nsdecls" trick which I got from Uche a long time ago.

Sorry to bug you all with these things.
Werner