org.dom4j.tree
Class AbstractCharacterData
java.lang.Object
org.dom4j.tree.AbstractNode
org.dom4j.tree.AbstractCharacterData
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- CharacterData, Cloneable, Node, Serializable
- Direct Known Subclasses:
- AbstractCDATA, AbstractComment, AbstractText
- public abstract class AbstractCharacterData
- extends AbstractNode
- implements CharacterData
AbstractCharacterData
is an abstract base class for tree
implementors to use for implementation inheritence.
- Version:
- $Revision: 1.12 $
- Author:
- James Strachan
- See Also:
- Serialized Form
Fields inherited from interface org.dom4j.Node |
ANY_NODE, ATTRIBUTE_NODE, CDATA_SECTION_NODE, COMMENT_NODE, DOCUMENT_NODE, DOCUMENT_TYPE_NODE, ELEMENT_NODE, ENTITY_REFERENCE_NODE, MAX_NODE_TYPE, NAMESPACE_NODE, PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE, TEXT_NODE, UNKNOWN_NODE |
Method Summary |
void |
appendText(String text)
Appends the given text to this nodes text value. |
String |
getPath(Element context)
Returns the relative XPath expression which will return a node set
containing the given node such as a/b/@c. |
String |
getUniquePath(Element context)
Returns the relative unique XPath expression from the given context which
will return a nodeset of one node which is the current node. |
Methods inherited from class org.dom4j.tree.AbstractNode |
asXPathResult, clone, createPattern, createXPath, createXPathFilter, createXPathResult, detach, getDocument, getDocumentFactory, getName, getNodeType, getNodeTypeName, getParent, getPath, getStringValue, getText, getUniquePath, hasContent, isReadOnly, matches, numberValueOf, selectNodes, selectNodes, selectNodes, selectObject, selectSingleNode, setDocument, setName, setParent, setText, supportsParent, valueOf, write |
Methods inherited from interface org.dom4j.Node |
accept, asXML, asXPathResult, clone, createXPath, detach, getDocument, getName, getNodeType, getNodeTypeName, getParent, getPath, getStringValue, getText, getUniquePath, hasContent, isReadOnly, matches, numberValueOf, selectNodes, selectNodes, selectNodes, selectObject, selectSingleNode, setDocument, setName, setParent, setText, supportsParent, valueOf, write |
AbstractCharacterData
public AbstractCharacterData()
getPath
public String getPath(Element context)
- Description copied from interface:
Node
- Returns the relative XPath expression which will return a node set
containing the given node such as a/b/@c. No indexing will be used to
restrict the path if multiple elements with the same name occur on the
path.
- Specified by:
getPath
in interface Node
- Parameters:
context
- is the parent context from which the relative path should
start. If the context is null or the context is not an
ancestor of this node then the path will be absolute and start
from the document and so begin with the '/' character.
- Returns:
- the XPath expression relative to the given context which will
return a nodeset containing at least this node.
getUniquePath
public String getUniquePath(Element context)
- Description copied from interface:
Node
Returns the relative unique XPath expression from the given context which
will return a nodeset of one node which is the current node. This method
will use the XPath index operator to restrict the path if multiple
elements with the same name occur on the path.
- Specified by:
getUniquePath
in interface Node
- Parameters:
context
- is the parent context from which the path should start. If the
context is null or the context is not an ancestor of this node
then the path will start from the document and so begin with
the '/' character.
- Returns:
- the XPath expression relative to the given context which will
return a nodeset containing just this node.
appendText
public void appendText(String text)
- Description copied from interface:
CharacterData
- Appends the given text to this nodes text value. Calling this method is
equivalent of the code
node.setText(node.getText() + text)
but allows for possible implementation optimisations (such as a text
based node storing a StringBuffer internally
- Specified by:
appendText
in interface CharacterData
- Parameters:
text
- the text to append
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