From:    Robert Anderson
Subject: [GNHLUG] SLUG meeting in Durham Monday 5/12 at 7pm in Morse Hall rm 301
Date:    Sunday, May 11, 2008 8:45:24 PM

We will go over the three common ways to output XML from Python:

  1. Direct printing of the output text

  2. Using an XML library like ElementTree

  3. Using a templating system like Genshi

Some pros and cons of each will be explored.  Note that although Python will
be used the concepts are applicable to other common languages as well, like
PERL, C++, or Java.

The main focus will be on the Genshi based Python script used to create KML
from the APRS system.  The script is a Genshi templating example that outputs
GoogleEarth KML from python data, which in this case is coming from active
APRS transmissions of GPS postion data.

For directions or more information on the Seacoast Linux Users Group chapter
of GNHLUG visit our website: http://slug.gnhlug.org


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 Robert E. Anderson                     email: rea@sr.unh.edu
 Systems Programmer                     phone: (603) 862-3489
 UNH Research Computing Center            fax: (603) 862-1761
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