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it would be great to have RawString counterpart to include XML data from a file.
let's say we have RawXMLFile class to inject the file XML data, i.e:

   f1 = open('s01.xml')
   f2 = open('s02.xml')
   xml.root(
       xml.desc('Data from system 01'), xml.data(RawXMLFile(f1)),
       xml.desc('Data from system 02'), xml.data(RawXMLFile(f2)),
   )

of course, now we can create a generator:

   def raw_file(f):
       while True:
           data = f.read(4096) # do not use f.readline
                               # in case of large, one line XML documents
           if len(data) == 0:
               break
           yield RawString(data)

but it would be great if dirty recognized RawXMLFile
and copied the file (f1 and f2 above) without need
of creating RawString instances.

It is more likely that I don't know what I am doing or there is a work around 
already, but I can not find it anyway.

Using Python 2.7 (not sure if this matters).

I am trying to put 
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="15" /> 
in the header.  

The line:
meta( 'http-equiv="refresh" content="5"' ) 
outputs:
<meta>http-equiv="refresh" content="5"</meta>
which is interpreted by Chrome as body text (even though it is not in the 
body).  (sorry I did not check other browsers)

But this:
meta( http-equiv="refresh", content="5" ) 
is a problem for python because a '-' is not allowed in an argument name.