[XML-SIG] understanding the sources. wher to start?

[Uche Ogbuji]

> I think Python "suffers" from such abundance of choices too.
> Therefore, I second the need of a comparative documentation, but
> I blame no one, except perhaps me for not doing it myself.

I have a pat excuse for not writing such a document: I'm biased because I 
wrote some of the software I'd be comparing  ;-)

Just kidding.  I've made a bit of a start on this in my little doc project.  
Here's the relevant page:

http://uche.ogbuji.net/tech/python/pyxml/?xslt=pyxml-guide.xslt&item=http://uch
e.ogbuji.net/tech/python/pyxml/pyxml-guide/choosing-software

I'll have to work on trimming those URIs.  Current approach is admittedly a 
quick hack.


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