Using lxml.objectify to Parse XML With Python

A couple years ago I started a series of articles on XML parsing. I covered lxml’s etree and Python builtin minidom XML parsing library. For whatever reason I didn’t notice lxml’s objectify sub-package, but I saw it recently and decided to check it out. In my mind, the objectify module seems to be even more “Pythonic” than etree is. Let’s take some time and go over my old XML examples using objectify and see how it’s different!

Let’s Get This Party Started!

If you haven’t already, go out and download lxml or you won’t be able to follow along very well. Once you have it, we can continue. We’ll be using the following piece of XML for our parsing pleasure:

CODE:

01.<?xml version="1.0" ?>
02.
03.
04.1181251680
05.040000008200E000
06.1181572063
07.
08.
09.1800
10.Bring pizza home
11.
12.
13.1234360800
14.1800
15.Check MS Office website for updates
16.
17.604f4792-eb89-478b-a14f-dd34d3cc6c21-1234360800
18.dismissed
19.
20.

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