Article:		Introducing PyRXP
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Date:		2004-05-25 14:03:09
From:		aezust
First of all, the formatting for this article looks totally awful on mozilla browsers - I have to scroll 3x the window width to read it. What a headache. Had to cut 'n' past it into an editor. But thanks for the very informative post. I'll keep this in mind as I choose the applications I use with pyrxp. I agree, they should be more honest on the website about their performance, but it's an open-source project so it's not like there's a profit motive. It's just a marketing ploy to get more people to use the thing. If you have control over all possible inputs to your program, then pyrxp is the way to go. If you plan to run a web service and communicate via XML messages to other machines all over the world, you can't use pyrxp to parse the incoming messages. You have to use pyrxpU. Good to know! And nice that they have the same interface, so you can use the fast one until you run into problems, and then switch to pyrxpU when you need it.

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