Module for converting XML to Python object(s)?

[Uche Ogbuji]

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> > Has anybody seen a Python module that will take an XML document (not a
> > colossal one), and convert it to a Python nested class object?
> 
> Also pyRXP  ref: http://www.reportlab.org/pyrxp.html

PyRXPU (the only useful part of PyRXP) is not really what the OP was
asking for.  It creates lists and dicts rather than actual element
structures that can be accessed using the natural vocabulary from the
XML (e.g. "print html.head.title").


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