Closed SvenPVoigt closed 1 year ago
I am using version 0.12.0 of xmltodict installed from Anaconda.
Really like how I can set attributes on elements using the @ notation using this library, which isn't possible in the dict2xml or dicttoxml libraries.
Trying to create some graphml data from a dict which has format like:
<node id="n10"/> <edge source="n0" target="n2"/>
Problem is that the nodes are overwritten by the last node for some reason by the unparse function. For example the dictionary with two nodes:
unparse({ "root": { "node": {"@id": 0}, "node": {"@id": 1}, } }, pretty=True)
Creates the xml with one node:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <root> <node id="1"></node> </root>
Any parameters I am not setting? Or is there a reason this behavior should be expected?
I am using version 0.12.0 of xmltodict installed from Anaconda.
Really like how I can set attributes on elements using the @ notation using this library, which isn't possible in the dict2xml or dicttoxml libraries.
Trying to create some graphml data from a dict which has format like:
Problem is that the nodes are overwritten by the last node for some reason by the unparse function. For example the dictionary with two nodes:
Creates the xml with one node:
Any parameters I am not setting? Or is there a reason this behavior should be expected?