One answer mentions the "etree", one advantage that you do not have to hardcode the xml format:īelow one of my examples, of course you have to adjust it to your case, but you may get the principle idea of how etree works: Hope it helps if you are trying to convert your data. #Input the file name."JoeDupes3_forearth"įname = input("Enter file name WITHOUT extension: ")į.write(" " + str(row) + "," + str(row) + "," + str() + "\n") I made a few edits to bring it to py 3.3 import csv I got it to work by putting my CSV in the same directory as the. This code is well written thank you for the post. You can see that by scrolling to the last part of the kml file generated.Ĭan anyone help me finding out the error in the code, because for some smaller csv files it worked correctly and created kml files fully. Apparently after some rows in the csv the code is not able to generate more Placemarks. The kml file generated is available here : csv2kml.kmlīut the kml file is not getting created correctly. The csv file I am using is available here : dip12Sep11newEdited.csv Below is the code in python I am using : import csvįname = raw_input("Enter file name WITHOUT extension: ")ĭata = csv.reader(open(fname + '.csv'), delimiter = ',')į.write(" " + str(row) + "," + str(row) + "," + str(row) + "\n") I need to convert a CSV file having all the gps data to kml file.
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