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turns out ElementTree has a hard time XML-serializing ``None`` (who'd have guessed...), which is what it gets told to do when concat_xml is called with an empty list of files. Return an empty string and no timestamp (should probably be one there at some point, but...) and fix the QWeb loader to not do anything when it gets an empty template file. bzr revid: xmo@openerp.com-20120113150641-6i3ot1jg7r3kpw3d |
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README
pydot - Python interface to Graphviz's Dot language Ero Carrera (c) 2004-2007 ero@dkbza.org This code is distributed under the MIT license. Requirements: ------------- pyparsing: pydot requires the pyparsing module in order to be able to load DOT files. GraphViz: is needed in order to render the graphs into any of the plethora of output formats supported. Installation: ------------- Should suffice with doing: python setup.py install Needless to say, no installation is needed just to use the module. A mere: import pydot should do it, provided that the directory containing the modules is on Python module search path.