There is xmlrpclib inlcuded per default and it does all the XML stuff, so i think you can easily get away far more readable then what is shown in the python reimplementation of the PHP function. http://docs.python.org/2/library/xmlrpclib.html#example-of-c...
It just doesn't have xmlrpc_encode_request() with the exact method signature.
P.S.:
I am wondering if it is normal to have functions marked as EXPERIMENTAL with a biiiig warning sign for 11 years in the language? That really scares me.
This function has been introduced in PHP 4.1.0 which was releases in 10-Dec-2001... That's just...
edit: removed rant about xmlrpc_encode_request being built-in. It's a non-default extension, apparently..
It just doesn't have xmlrpc_encode_request() with the exact method signature.
P.S.: I am wondering if it is normal to have functions marked as EXPERIMENTAL with a biiiig warning sign for 11 years in the language? That really scares me. This function has been introduced in PHP 4.1.0 which was releases in 10-Dec-2001... That's just...
edit: removed rant about xmlrpc_encode_request being built-in. It's a non-default extension, apparently..