How can I instantiate a comment element programatically using lxml?
Question
I'm using lxml to programatically build HTML and I need to include a custom comment in the output. Whilst there is code in lxml to cope with comments (they can be instantiated when parsing existing HTML code) I cannot find a way to instantiate one programatically.
Can anyone help?
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solution1
6 ACCPTED 2009-06-08 06:44:34
You can use the lxml.etree.Comment() factory function. It will return a comment element that you can use like any other element.
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