Examples of nu.xom.ProcessingInstruction

nu.xom.ProcessingInstruction
This class represents an XML processing instruction. Each processing instruction has two key properties:
- The target, a non-colonized name
- The data, a string which does not contain the two character sequence ?>. The syntax of the data depends completely on the processing instruction. Other than forbidding ?>, XML defines no rules for processing instruction data.
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        return new Comment(comment.getValue());
    }


    
    private Node copy(ProcessingInstruction pi) {
        return new ProcessingInstruction(pi.getTarget(), pi.getValue());
    }

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        return new Comment(comment.getValue());
    }


    
    private Node copy(ProcessingInstruction pi) {
        return new ProcessingInstruction(pi.getTarget(), pi.getValue());
    }

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        response.setContentType("text/xml; charset=UTF-8");               
        OutputStream out = response.getOutputStream();
    
        Element root = new Element("Fibonacci_Numbers"); 
        Document doc = new Document(root);
        ProcessingInstruction stylesheet = new 
          ProcessingInstruction("xml-stylesheet", 
          "type='text/css' href='/xml/styles/fibonacci.css'");
        doc.insertChild(stylesheet, 0);
    
        BigInteger low  = BigInteger.ONE;

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      // Fill the document
      Element root = new Element("svg", 
        "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg");
      Document doc = new Document(root);
      doc.insertChild(svgDOCTYPE, 0);
      ProcessingInstruction xmlstylesheet = new ProcessingInstruction("xml-stylesheet",
       "type=\"text/css\" href=\"standard.css\"");
      doc.insertChild(xmlstylesheet, 0);
      Comment comment = new Comment(
       "An example from Chapter 10 of Processing XML with Java");
      doc.insertChild(comment, doc.indexOf(root));

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        return empty;    
    }


    public Nodes makeProcessingInstruction(
      String target, String data) {
        ProcessingInstruction pi 
          = new ProcessingInstruction(target, data);
        System.out.println(pi.toXML());
        return empty; 
    }

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        assertEquals(6, output.size());
        assertEquals(element1, output.get(0));
        assertEquals(element2, output.get(1));
        assertEquals(new Element("element4"), output.get(3));
        assertEquals(new Comment("test"), output.get(4));
        assertEquals(new ProcessingInstruction("test", 
          "PIs are not treated as literals in XSLT?"), output.get(5));
        
    }

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        Nodes output = xform.transform(input);
        assertEquals(5, output.size());
        assertEquals(element1, output.get(0));
        assertEquals(element2, output.get(1));
        assertEquals(new Element("element4"), output.get(3));
        assertEquals(new ProcessingInstruction("test", 
          "PIs are not treated as literals in XSLT?"), output.get(4));
        
    }

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        assertEquals(6, output.size());
        assertEquals(element1, output.get(0));
        assertEquals(element2, output.get(1));
        assertEquals(new Element("element4"), output.get(3));
        assertEquals(new Text("test"), output.get(4));
        assertEquals(new ProcessingInstruction("test", 
          "PIs are not treated as literals in XSLT?"), output.get(5));
        
    }

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        Nodes output = xform.transform(input);
        assertEquals(1, output.size());
        assertEquals("", output.get(0).getValue());
        Element root = (Element) output.get(0);
        assertEquals(1, root.getChildCount());
        ProcessingInstruction child = (ProcessingInstruction) root.getChild(0);
        assertEquals("target", child.getTarget());
        assertEquals("test", child.getValue());
        
    }

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        Nodes output = xform.transform(input);
        assertEquals(1, output.size());
        assertEquals("", output.get(0).getValue());
        Element root = (Element) output.get(0);
        assertEquals(1, root.getChildCount());
        ProcessingInstruction child = (ProcessingInstruction) root.getChild(0);
        assertEquals("target", child.getTarget());
        assertEquals("test", child.getValue());
        
    }

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