"""Demonstrate the use of a writer output class with Pyana This example demonstrates using a writer object (an object implementing a "write" method and, optionally, a "flush" method) as the output target of the transformationn. The actual example implements a writer that compresses the output as it receives it using zlib. At the end of the script, the size of the actual XSL output and the size of the compessed output are displayed. """ import sys import zlib import Pyana class CompressionWriter: def __init__(self, compressionLevel = 9): self.compressor = zlib.compressobj(compressionLevel) self.actualSize = 0 self.compressedData = '' def write(self, buffer): self.actualSize += len(buffer) self.compressedData += self.compressor.compress(buffer) def transformFinished(self): self.compressedData += self.compressor.flush() self.compressedSize = len(self.compressedData) # All this transformation does it generate the source document. You can # change it to something more interesting if you like. identityTransform = r''' ''' def getXMLCompressability(url): compressionWriter = CompressionWriter() Pyana.transform2Writer(source=Pyana.URI(url), style=identityTransform, writer=compressionWriter) compressionWriter.transformFinished() print 'The actual XML output was: %d bytes' % compressionWriter.actualSize print 'The compressed XML output was: %d bytes' % compressionWriter.compressedSize print 'Compression ratio: %.2f%%' % (float(compressionWriter.compressedSize)/float(compressionWriter.actualSize) * 100) if __name__ == '__main__': if len(sys.argv) == 1: print 'usage: %s url1 [url2] .. [urln]\n'\ 'e.g. %s http://pyana.sourceforge.net/' % (sys.argv[0], sys.argv[0]) else: for url in sys.argv[1:]: getXMLCompressability(url)