Package com.ctc.wstx.sr

Examples of com.ctc.wstx.sr.AttributeCollector


        }

        /* And then let's just output attributes, if any (whether to copy
         * implicit, aka "default" attributes, is configurable)
         */
        AttributeCollector ac = mAttrCollector;
        int attrCount = mCfgCopyDefaultAttrs ? ac.getCount() :
            ac.getSpecifiedCount();

        /* Unlike in non-ns and simple-ns modes, we can not simply literally
         * copy the attributes here. It is possible that some namespace
         * prefixes have been remapped... so need to be bit more careful.
         */
 
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        }

        /* And then let's just output attributes, if any (whether to copy
         * implicit, aka "default" attributes, is configurable)
         */
        AttributeCollector ac = mAttrCollector;
        int attrCount = mCfgCopyDefaultAttrs ? ac.getCount() :
            ac.getSpecifiedCount();

        /* Unlike in non-ns and simple-ns modes, we can not simply literally
         * copy the attributes here. It is possible that some namespace
         * prefixes have been remapped... so need to be bit more careful.
         */
 
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        }

        /* And then let's just output attributes, if any (whether to copy
         * implicit, aka "default" attributes, is configurable)
         */
        AttributeCollector ac = mAttrCollector;
        int attrCount = mCfgCopyDefaultAttrs ? ac.getCount() :
            ac.getSpecifiedCount();

        /* Unlike in non-ns and simple-ns modes, we can not simply literally
         * copy the attributes here. It is possible that some namespace
         * prefixes have been remapped... so need to be bit more careful.
         */
 
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