Is there a workaround that indent() interprets '>' and '<' as non closed tags?
This example code yields the error "in tokenize raise XMLTokenError("Unrecognized XML token near %s" % repr(string[:100])) yattag.indentation.XMLTokenError: Unrecognized XML token near '> 1'"
from yattag import Doc
from yattag import indent
doc, tag, text = Doc().tagtext()
Is there a workaround that indent() interprets '>' and '<' as non closed tags?
This example code yields the error "in tokenize raise XMLTokenError("Unrecognized XML token near %s" % repr(string[:100])) yattag.indentation.XMLTokenError: Unrecognized XML token near '> 1'"
from yattag import Doc from yattag import indent doc, tag, text = Doc().tagtext()
with tag('b'): doc.asis('2 > 1')
print indent(doc.getvalue())