Lxml: How to make new Element tree from given element in a tree?

You don't need to create a new ElementTree in order to write an element and its contents to a file, you can just write the result of etree. Tostring(element) e.g. : from lxml import etree parser = etree.HTMLParser() with open("whatever. Xml") as fp: tree = etree.

Parse(fp) I = 0 for node in tree. Xpath('//section'): output_filename = "output-%d. Xml" % (i,) with open(output_filename,"w") as fp: fp.

Write(etree. Tostring(node)) I += 1.

You don't need to create a new ElementTree in order to write an element and its contents to a file, you can just write the result of etree. Tostring(element), e.g. : from lxml import etree parser = etree.HTMLParser() with open("whatever. Xml") as fp: tree = etree.

Parse(fp) I = 0 for node in tree. Xpath('//section'): output_filename = "output-%d. Xml" % (i,) with open(output_filename,"w") as fp: fp.

Write(etree. Tostring(node)) I += 1.

Your solution is elegant. Thanks :) – Xolve Mar 11 at 19:29.

Sorry to bother, I found the answer. Its: new_tree = etree. ElementTree(node_in_tree).

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