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Roy Shell
Roy Shell

Reputation: 23

Python get Digital coordinates from xml.file

I'm new to python and now I'm trying use python to read 2D digital coordinates from an xml which is get from andriod application. Part of the xml file should be like the following code(in the orginal file I have lots of such node):

<node bounds="[956,63][1080,210]" selected="false" password="false" long-clickable="true" scrollable="false" focused="false" focusable="true" enabled="true" clickable="true" checked="false" checkable="false" content-desc="search" package="com.android.settings" class="android.widget.Button" resource-id="" text="" index="0"/> </node>

and what I need is try to get every node bounds(the pair of 2D coordinates) from xml file, how to do that in Python?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 653

Answers (1)

Harshana
Harshana

Reputation: 5496

You can use the xml.dom library in Python to fulfill your task:

from xml.dom import minidom

nodes = minidom.parse("mydoc.xml").getElementsByTagName("node")

for node in nodes:
    print(node.getAttribute("bounds"))

XML File Content I used:

<nodes>
    <node bounds="[956,63][1080,210]" selected="false" password="false" long-clickable="true" scrollable="false" focused="false" focusable="true" enabled="true" clickable="true" checked="false" checkable="false" content-desc="search" package="com.android.settings" class="android.widget.Button" resource-id="" text="" index="0"></node>
</nodes>

Upvotes: 1

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