python-lxml/python-lxml.spec

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%define modname lxml

Name:           python-lxml
Url:            http://codespeak.net/lxml
Summary:        A Pythonic Binding for the libxml2 and libxslt Libraries
Version:        2.1.2
Release:        1
License:        BSD 3-Clause
Group:          Development/Libraries/Python
Source:         %{modname}-%{version}.tar.bz2
Source1:        %{modname}doc-%{version}.pdf
BuildRoot:      %{_tmppath}/%{name}-%{version}-build
%{py_requires}
Requires:       pyxml libxml2 libxslt
BuildRequires:  libxslt-devel pyrex python-devel pyxml

%description
lxml is a Pythonic binding for the libxml2 and libxslt libraries. It
follows the ElementTree API as much as possible, building it on top of
the native libxml2 tree. It also extends this API to expose libxml2 and
libxslt specific functionality, such as XPath, Relax NG, XML Schema,
XSLT, and c14n.



Authors:
--------
    Stefan Behnel - main developer and maintainer
    Martijn Faassen - creator of lxml and initial main developer
    and others

%package doc
Group:          Development/Libraries/Python
Summary:        Documentation for python-lxml Package
License:        BSD 3-Clause

%description doc
Documentation for python-lxml package



Authors:
--------
    Stefan Behnel - main developer and maintainer
    Martijn Faassen - creator of lxml and initial main developer
    and others

% ---------------------------------
%prep
%setup -q -n %{modname}-%{version}

%build
export CFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS"
python setup.py build
%{__cp} %{S:1} .

%install
python setup.py install --prefix=%{_prefix} --root=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT \
                        --record=INSTALLED_FILES \
                        --record-rpm=INSTALLED_FILES-rpm.txt

%clean
rm -rf %{buildroot}

%files -f INSTALLED_FILES-rpm.txt
%defattr(-,root,root)
%doc CHANGES.txt CREDITS.txt LICENSES.txt README.txt TODO.txt
# Disabled, as it is already in INSTALLED_FILES-rpm.txt:
#%{py_sitedir}/lxml

%files doc
%defattr(-,root,root)
%doc doc/html doc/*.* benchmark %{modname}doc-%{version}.pdf

%changelog
* Thu Sep 18 2008 toms@suse.de
- Updated to 2.1.2
  Features added
  * lxml.etree now tries to find the absolute path name of files
  when parsing from a file-like object. This helps custom resolvers
  when resolving relative URLs, as lixbml2 can prepend them with
  the path of the source document.
  Bugs fixed
  * Memory problem when passing documents between threads.
  * Target parser did not honour the recover option and raised an
  exception instead of calling .close() on the target.
* Wed Jul 30 2008 toms@suse.de
- Updated to 2.1.1
  Features added:
  * No new features
  Bugs fixed
  * Crash when parsing XSLT stylesheets in a thread and using them
  in another.
  * Encoding problem when including text with ElementInclude under
  Python 3.
* Wed Jul 09 2008 toms@suse.de
- Corrected SPEC file:
  * requires now libxml2 and libxslt
  * Cleaned up spec file, added %%{py_requires}
  * Inserted PDF documentation
- Updated to 2.1:
  Features added
  * Smart strings can be switched off in XPath (smart_string keyword option).
  * lxml.html.rewrite_links() strips links to work around documents with
  whitespace in URL attributes.
  Bugs fixed
  * Custom resolvers were not used for XMLSchema includes/imports and
  XInclude processing.
  * CSS selector parser dropped remaining expression after a function
  with parameters.
- Other changes
  * objectify.enableRecursiveStr() was removed, use objectify.enable_recursive_str()
  instead
  * Speed-up when running XSLTs on documents from other threads
* Fri Jun 20 2008 toms@suse.de
- Updated to 2.0.7:
- Features added:
  * Pickling ElementTree objects in lxml.objectify.
- Bugs fixed:
  * Descending dot-separated classes in CSS selectors were not
  resolved correctly.
  * ElementTree.parse() didn't handle target parser result.
  * Potential threading problem in XInclude.
  * Crash in Element class lookup classes when the __init__()
  method of the super class is not called from Python subclasses.
- Other changes:
  * Non-ASCII characters in attribute values are no longer escaped on serialisation.
- Changes from 2.0.6:
- Features added:
  * No new features
- Bugs fixed
  * Incorrect evaluation of el.find("tag[child]").
  * Windows build was broken.
  * Moving a subtree from a document created in one thread into a
  document of another thread could crash when the rest of the
  source document is deleted while the subtree is still in use.
  * Rare crash when serialising to a file object with certain encodings.
- Other changes:
  * lxml should now build without problems on MacOS-X (2.0.6)
* Thu May 15 2008 toms@suse.de
- SPEC: Fixed some warnings from rpmlint and removed duplicate doc dir
- Updated to 2.0.5
- Features added:
  - No new features
- Bugs fixed:
  - Resolving to a filename in custom resolvers didn't work.
  - lxml did not honour libxslt's second error state "STOPPED",
  which let some XSLT errors pass silently.
  - Memory leak in Schematron with libxml2 >= 2.6.31.
* Mon Apr 14 2008 toms@suse.de
- Features added:
  - No new features
- Bugs fixed:
  - Hanging thread in conjunction with GTK threading.
  - Crash bug in iterparse when moving elements into other documents.
  - HTML elements' .cssselect() method was broken.
  - ElementTree.find*() didn't accept QName objects
* Fri Mar 28 2008 toms@suse.de
- Split documentation into subpackage python-lxml-doc
- Updated to 2.0.3
- Features added
  - soupparser.parse() allows passing keyword arguments on to
  BeautifulSoup.
  - fromstring() method in lxml.html.soupparser.
- Bugs fixed:
  - lxml.html.diff didn't treat empty tags properly (e.g., <br>).
  - Handle entity replacements correctly in target parser.
  - Crash when using iterparse() with XML Schema validation.
  - The BeautifulSoup parser (soupparser.py) did not replace entities,
  which made them turn up in text content.
  - Attribute assignment of custom PyTypes in objectify could fail
  to correctly serialise the value to a string.
- Other changes
  - lxml.html.ElementSoup was replaced by a new module lxml.html.soupparser
  with a more consistent API. The old module remains for
  compatibility with ElementTree's own ElementSoup module.
  - Setting the XSLT_CONFIG and XML2_CONFIG environment variables at
  build time will let setup.py pick up the xml2-config and xslt-config
  scripts from the supplied path name.
  - Passing --with-xml2-config=/path/to/xml2-config to setup.py will
  override the xml2-config script that is used to determine the
  C compiler options. The same applies for the --with-xslt-config option.
- Older changes:
  - see
  http://pypi.python.org/pypi/lxml/2.0.2
  http://pypi.python.org/pypi/lxml/2.0.1
  http://pypi.python.org/pypi/lxml/2.0
* Tue Oct 30 2007 toms@suse.de
- Updated to 1.3.6
- Bugs fixed
  - Backported decref crash fix from 2.0
  - Well hidden free-while-in-use crash bug in ObjectPath
- Other changes
  - The test suites now run gc.collect() in the tearDown() methods.
  While this makes them take a lot longer to run, it also makes
  it easier to link a specific test to garbage collection problems
  that would otherwise appear in later tests.
* Thu Aug 30 2007 toms@suse.de
- Updated to 1.3.4
- Features added
  - The ElementMaker in lxml.builder now accepts the keyword arguments
  namespace and nsmap to set a namespace and nsmap for the Elements
  it creates.
  - The docinfo on ElementTree objects has new properties internalDTD
  and externalDTD that return a DTD object for the internal or external
  subset of the document respectively.
  - Serialising an ElementTree now includes any internal DTD subsets
  that are part of the document, as well as comments and PIs that are
  siblings of the root node.
- Bugs fixed
  - Parsing with the no_network option could fail
- Other changes
  - lxml now raises a TagNameWarning about tag names containing ':' instead
  of an Error as 1.3.3 did. The reason is that a number of projects
  currently misuse the previous lack of tag name validation to generate
  namespace prefixes without declaring namespaces. Apart from the danger
  of generating broken XML this way, it also breaks most of the
  namespace-aware tools in XML, including XPath, XSLT and validation.
  lxml 1.3.x will continue to support this bug with a Warning, while lxml
  2.0 will be strict about well-formed tag names (not only regarding ':').
  - Serialising an Element no longer includes its comment and PI siblings
  (only ElementTree serialisation includes them).
* Mon Jul 30 2007 toms@suse.de
- Updated to 1.3.3
- Features added:
  - ElementTree compatible parser ETCompatXMLParser strips
  processing instructions and comments while parsing XML
  - Parsers now support stripping PIs (keyword argument 'remove_pis')
  - etree.fromstring() now supports parsing both HTML and XML,
  depending on the parser you pass
  - Support base_url keyword argument in HTML() and XML()
- Bugs fixed:
  - Parsing from Python Unicode strings failed on some platforms
  - Element() did not raise an exception on tag names containing ':'
  - Element.getiterator(tag) did not accept Comment and ProcessingInstruction
  as tags. It also accepts Element now.
* Fri Jan 19 2007 toms@suse.de
- Updated to 1.1.2
- Features added:
  - Data elements in objectify support repr(), which is now used by dump()
  - Source distribution now ships with a patched Pyrex
  - New C-API function makeElement() to create new elements with text, tail, attributes and namespaces
  - Reuse original parser flags for XInclude
  - Simplified support for handling XSLT processing instructions
- Bugs fixed:
  - Parser resources were not freed before the next parser run
  - Open files and XML strings returned by Python resolvers were not closed/freed
  - Crash in the IDDict returned by XMLDTDID
  - Copying Comments and ProcessingInstructions failed
  - Memory leak for external URLs in _XSLTProcessingInstruction.parseXSL()
  - Memory leak when garbage collecting tailed root elements
  - HTML script/style content was not propagated to .text
  - Show text xincluded between text nodes correctly in .text and .tail
  - 'integer - objectify.StringElement' operation was not supported
* Fri Dec 01 2006 toms@suse.de
- New package 1.1.2 moved from openSUSE build server