Fredrik Lundh wrote:
>>> As many of you probably have already seen, ElementTree and cElementTree
>>> will be in the standard library of Python as of the next release of Python.
>>>
>>> This is good news for lxml, as it means that even more people will be
>>> exposed to the ElementTree API which lxml is implementing! People who
>>> then need more support for XML technologies will find their way to lxml.
>>> Hm, perhaps we can even get a link in the Python documentation. :)
>> Like: "If it's too slow for you, click >here<" ?
>
> you mean like
>
> http://www.alanlittle.org/weblog/vwxml.html
Hmm, I can't really see a comparison on that page.
Still, I was just kidding. I personally believe that ElementTree is simple
enough by design to make it much faster than many other XML libraries, so
cElementTree will likely beat all Python-implemented XML tools and most
general purpose XML library wrappers in the Python area.
So, a revised link would be "Missing features? Click >here<!"
Stefan :)
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