You create a root element using ET.Element()
, adding the children you want to it. Then, you give that as the root to an ET.ElementTree
, and call .write()
on that, setting xml_declaration
to True
.
import xml.etree.cElementTree as ET
def record_time(root, time, speed, acc):
attribs = {"t": str(time), "speed": str(speed), "acc": str(acc)}
ET.SubElement(root, "record", attribs)
root = ET.Element("data")
speed = 0
t = 0
acc = 0
dt = 5/60
print ('This program writes a set of values to an xml file.')
#output to file: t, acc, speed
record_time(root, t, speed, acc)
while (speed < 100):
acc = acc + 5
speed = speed + acc*dt
t = t + dt
record_time(root, t, speed, acc)
acc = 0
while (t <= 5):
t = t + 1
record_time(root, t, speed, acc)
while (speed > 0):
acc = acc - 5
speed = speed + acc*dt
t = t + dt
record_time(root, t, speed, acc)
#The following lines automatically create, write and close your xml for you, with the appropriate XML header.
tree = ET.ElementTree(root)
tree.write("YOUR_FILENAME_HERE.xml", xml_declaration=True)
print ('Program done!')
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