python - Parsing XML to match comments and text according to tag ids -


(updated): added code match values according ids. question: why matching ids u'1' , 'u'0' in both dictionaries not recognized?

(goal code): i'm writing script takes commented text .docx file , matches comments via xml tag ids. i've managed extract comment tags, text , ids. need match these up. strategy create 2 dictionaries: 1) 1 ids keys , commented text values , 2) second ids keys , comments values.

then plan run through both dictionaries , if keys (i.e. ids) match up, want make tuples of matching commented text/comment pairs. i'm having trouble creating dictionary , i'm getting error message syntax creating dictionary invalid. don't quite understand why. ideas?

from bs4 import beautifulsoup soup f = open('transcript.xml','r') soup = soup(f) #print soup.prettify()  textdict = {} in soup.find_all('w:commentrangestart'):         # variable 'key' assigned tag id     key = i.parent.contents[1].attrs['w:id']         #variable 'value' assigned tag's text     value= ''.join(i.nextsibling.findall(text=true)         # key / value pairs added dictionary 'text_d'     textdict[key]=value  print textdict  commentdict = {} in soup.find_all('w:comment'):     key = i.attrs['w:id']     value= ''.join(i.findall(text=true)     commentdict[key]=value print commentdict  ## output {u'1': u'contradictory news', u'0': u'something news'} ##        {u'1': u'news; comment; negative', u'0': u'news; comment'}  ## added code key in set(textdict) & set (commentdict):     if textdict[key] == commentdict[key]:         print 'yay'

you have syntax error because didn't close parenthesis:

value= ''.join(i.nextsibling.findall(text=true)                                 # -------------^ missing )

you missing few lines further on too:

value= ''.join(i.findall(text=true)                     # -------------^ missing )

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