XML анализ на CDATA елемент

Това не би трябвало да е проблем - напр. с lxml:

from lxml import etree

input = '<showtimes><![CDATA[6:50 PM,https://www.movietickets.com/purchase.asp?afid=rgncom&house_id=6446&language=2&movie_id=87050&perft=18:50&perfd=03012011,9:40 PM,https://www.movietickets.com/purchase.asp?afid=rgncom&house_id=6446&language=2&movie_id=87050&perft=21:40&perfd=03012011]]> </showtimes>'

f = etree.fromstring(input)
for s in f.xpath("//showtimes"):
    print s.text

... отпечатъци:

18:50 ч., https://www.movietickets.com/purchase.asp?afid=rgncom&house_id=6446&language=2&movie_id=87050&perft=18:50&perfd=03012011, 21:40 ч., https://www.movietickets.com/ purchase.asp?afid=rgncom&house_id=6446&language=2&movie_id=87050&perft=21:40&perfd=03012011

Не съм сигурен какво търсите. Ето отговор, основан на някои диви предположения.

PS: Това решение се нуждае от lxml.

>>> s = """<showtimes><![CDATA[6:50 PM,https://www.movietickets.com/purchase.asp?afid=rgncom&house_id=6446&language=2&movie_id=87050&perft=18:50&perfd=03012011,9:40 PM,https://www.movietickets.com/purchase.asp?afid=rgncom&house_id=6446&language=2&movie_id=87050&perft=21:40&perfd=03012011]]> </showtimes>"""
>>> from lxml import etree
>>> import urlparse
>>> doc = etree.fromstring(s)
>>> _time, url = doc.text.split(',', 1)
>>> _time # Not sure if you want this
'6:50 PM'
>>> for key, value in urlparse.parse_qs(urlparse.urlsplit(url).query).items():
    print key, value


perfd ['03012011,9:40 PM,https://www.movietickets.com/purchase.asp?afid=rgncom', '03012011 ']
movie_id ['87050', '87050']
language ['2', '2']
perft ['18:50', '21:40']
afid ['rgncom']
house_id ['6446', '6446']
>>> 

доколкото знам, стандартният анализатор на python SAX обработва CDATA правилно. Ще можете да го анализирате.