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Create another private function that takes parameters:

XlsxWriter doesn't write arbitrary data types so the __repr__ in your class is ignored.

If you want to write user defined types you will need to use the Xlsxwriter add_write_handler() mechanism. See the XlsxWriter documentation on Writing user defined types. It has a detailed explanation and several examples.

Also note, you should first verify that you can get Excel to display the data in the way you want it. You will need to add a textwrap format as a minimum.

Update. Here is a small working example based on your code:

The code runs with no issues, and please note what you get is not an error, it is a warning. Note you can suppress all warnings with

I think its because your tree is always pointing to the root node, but parent is pointing to the next node.

Let's define some nomenclature:

• node[0]: First node created
• node[1]: Second node created
• ref(node[X]): Reference to the node X
• ref(node[0]) -> ref(node[1]): Reference to node 0 that has as children the node 1

Step 0

Here's my attempt at answering your question:

Your first error:

This tree = parent = node(leaf_1), creates a single node object and assigns it to tree and parent and this tree = node(leaf_1); parent = node(leaf_1) created two different node objects and assigns them to tree and parent respectively.

perhaps you can use a click event:

You are putting the variable sourrounded by double quoutes which makes it a string.

try this: document.getElementById("coordinateTargetFirstTime").value = template;

By the way where working with the dom I recomend using jQuery since it cross browser compatible and in this case it has a method called .val() or you can also use setAttribute('value')

Hope it works, cheers