gh-140123: Make ElementTree.find use registered global namespaces #140364
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ElementTree.find, findall, findtext, and iterfind now use the global _namespace_map as fallback when no namespaces argument is provided. Fixes inconsistencies between ElementTree and ElementPath when using ET.register_namespace.
…izer (pythonGH-140123) The namespace prefix resolution in ElementPath.xpath_tokenizer now properly uses globally registered namespaces after trying local namespaces first. This ensures consistent namespace handling across both Python and C implementations.
- Remove duplicate import of xml.etree.ElementTree as ET - Add missing newline at end of NEWS entry file
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ElementTree.find, findall, findtext, and iterfind now use the global _namespace_map as fallback when no namespaces argument is provided. Fixes inconsistencies between ElementTree and ElementPath when using ET.register_namespace.
…izer (pythonGH-140123) The namespace prefix resolution in ElementPath.xpath_tokenizer now properly uses globally registered namespaces after trying local namespaces first. This ensures consistent namespace handling across both Python and C implementations.
- Remove duplicate import of xml.etree.ElementTree as ET - Add missing newline at end of NEWS entry file
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Fix issue where self.parser was incorrectly initialized in XMLParser.__init__. The parser was being created twice and the wrong instance was being assigned. Now both self.parser and self._parser point to the same parser instance, maintaining backward compatibility and fixing the AttributeError in tests.
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ElementTree.find, findall, findtext, and iterfind now use the global _namespace_map as fallback when no namespaces argument is provided. This fixes inconsistencies between ElementTree and ElementPath when using ET.register_namespace.
Example usage:
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
ET.register_namespace('h', 'http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/')
tree = ET.parse('xml/example.xml')
tree.find('.//h:title') # now works without manually passing namespaces