Re: using minidom

>> In case minidom is not a requirement, you can use lxml.etree:
>>
>>   >>> import lxml.etree as et
>>   >>> finditems = et.XPath("//tb:toolbaritem[@tb:visible = 'false']",
>>                         {'tb' : "http://openoffice.org/2001/toolbar"})
>>   >>> tree = et.parse("myfile.xml")
>>   >>> for toolbaritem in finditems(tree):
>>   ...     toolbaritem.set(
>>   ...           "{http://openoffice.org/2001/toolbar}visible", "true")
>>
>>
>> http://codespeak.net/lxml/
>
> Ah, BTW, if you need something that runs under an older Python version (I
> assume you want it to run in OOo), here's a solution that also runs with
> ElementTree (which can be installed on Python 1.5 and later). lxml  
> requires at
> least Python 2.3.

Unfortnately I dont have ET on my distribution of python and dont want to
have dependencies to run my script.

>    >>> import elementtree.ElementTree as et
>    >>> TBNS = "{http://openoffice.org/2001/toolbar}"
>    >>> tree = et.parse("myfile.xml")
>    >>> for tbitem in tree.getiterator(TBNS+"toolbaritem"):
>    ...     if tbitem.get(TBNS+"visible") == "false":
>    ...         tbitem.set(TBNS+"visible", "true")
>
>
> Have fun,
> Stefan



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