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so I've found a way to write a generic function that grabs elements from multiple levels (dataset, entity, and attribute) of an EML document. you specify the element name and the function that parses it, then the generic function checks for the element name in the names at each level.
however, how can one specify an element that's not a direct child element of a level? for example, coverage is a possible child element of entity, but one may want to get coverage/geographicCoverage instead.
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…eply nested elements (perhaps there's a better way to do this?) so that get_multiplevel_elements() can get elements that are not direct children of entities or attributes
relates to #9
so I've found a way to write a generic function that grabs elements from multiple levels (dataset, entity, and attribute) of an EML document. you specify the element name and the function that parses it, then the generic function checks for the element name in the names at each level.
however, how can one specify an element that's not a direct child element of a level? for example, coverage is a possible child element of entity, but one may want to get coverage/geographicCoverage instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: