I have an XML structure like this:
mytree = """
<path>
<to>
<nodes>
<info>1</info>
<info>2</info>
<info>3</info>
</nodes>
</to>
</path>
"""
I'm currently using xpath in python lxml to grab the nodes:
>>> from lxml import etree
>>> info = etree.XML(mytree)
>>> print info.xpath("/path/to/nodes/info")
[<Element info at 0x15af620>, <Element info at 0x15af940>, <Element info at 0x15af850>]
>>> for x in info.xpath("/path/to/nodes/info"):
print x.text
1
2
3
This is great, but is there a cleaner way to grab just the internal texts as a list, rather than having to write the for-loop afterwards?
Something like:
print info.xpath("/path/to/nodes/info/text")
(but that doesn't work)
您可以使用:
print info.xpath("/path/to/nodes/info/text()")
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