In python3.5, I've tried commonly used parsers like "html.parser" and 'lxml', but neither worked.
I mean when they are used, the command wordObj.findAll("w:t") always returns an empty list [], whereas 'xml' gives back what I expect, which is
[<w:t>A Word Document on a Website</w:t>, <w:t>This is a Word document, full of content that you want very much. Unfortunately, it’s difficult to access because I’m putting it on my website as a .</w:t>, <w:t>docx</w:t>, <w:t xml:space="preserve"> file, rather than just publishing it as HTML</w:t>].
Looking forward to your reply.
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In python3.5, I've tried commonly used parsers like "html.parser" and 'lxml', but neither worked. I mean when they are used, the command
wordObj.findAll("w:t")always returns an empty list[], whereas 'xml' gives back what I expect, which is[<w:t>A Word Document on a Website</w:t>, <w:t>This is a Word document, full of content that you want very much. Unfortunately, it’s difficult to access because I’m putting it on my website as a .</w:t>, <w:t>docx</w:t>, <w:t xml:space="preserve"> file, rather than just publishing it as HTML</w:t>].Looking forward to your reply.
This is a great book, and let's make it even better!