I'm trying to convert a XML file to HTML using python. We have the .css file that contains the codes for the format of the output. We have been trying to run the following code:
def main(): infile = open("WTExcerpt.xml", "r", encoding="utf8") headline=[] text = infile.readline() outfile = open("DemoWT.html", "w") print("<html>\n<head>\n<title>Winter's Tale</title>\n",file=outfile) print("<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' href='Shakespeare.css'>\n</head>\n<body>\n",file=outfile) while text!="": #print(text) text = infile.readline() text = text.replace("<w>", "") if "<title>" in text and "</title>" in text: print("<h1>",text,"</h1>\n",file=outfile) elif text=="<head>": while text!="</head>": headline.append(text) print("<h3>headline<\h3>\n",file=outfile) main() but we don't know how to make Python read "text" and "headline" as our variables (changing with every time the loop is executed) instead of a pure string. Do you have any idea? Thank you very much.
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