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The attribute values can be configured one at a time with

text : # Start a new group current_group = SubElement ( body, 'outline', ) print prettify ( root ) reader ( f ) for row in reader : group_name, podcast_name, xml_url, html_url = row if current_group is None or group_name != current_group. text = generated_on body = SubElement ( root, 'body' ) with open ( 'podcasts.csv', 'rt' ) as f : current_group = None reader = csv. text = generated_on dm = SubElement ( head, 'dateModified' ) dm. text = 'My Podcasts' dc = SubElement ( head, 'dateCreated' ) dc. This is a module reimplemented specifically for MicroPython standard library, with efficient and lean design in mind. append ( Comment ( 'Generated by ElementTree_csv_to_xml.py for PyMOTW' )) head = SubElement ( root, 'head' ) title = SubElement ( head, 'title' ) title. Python has a built in library, ElementTree, that has functions to read and manipulate XMLs (and other similarly structured files). If not given, the standard XMLParser parser is used. The XML tree structure makes navigation, modification, and removal relatively simple programmatically. This function can be used to embed XML literals in Python code. now ()) # Configure one attribute with set() root = Element ( 'opml' ) root. (text, parserNone) Parses an XML section from a string constant. Import csv from import Element, SubElement, Comment, tostring import datetime from ElementTree_pretty import prettify generated_on = str ( datetime.