Examples of org.xhtmlrenderer.css.extend.AttributeResolver

org.xhtmlrenderer.css.extend.AttributeResolver

In XML, an application may or may not know how to find the ID and/or class and/or attribute defaults of an element.

To enable matching of identity conditions, class conditions, language, and attribute defaults you need to provide an AttributeResolver to the StyleMap.

NOTE: The application is required to look in a document's internal subset for default attribute values, but the application is not required to use its built-in knowledge of a namespace or look in the external subset. @author Torbjörn Gannholm

     */
    public void setDocumentContext(SharedContext context, NamespaceHandler nsh, Document doc, UserInterface ui) {
        _context = context;
        _nsh = nsh;
        _doc = doc;
        AttributeResolver attRes = new StandardAttributeResolver(_nsh, _uac, ui);


        List infos = getStylesheets();
        XRLog.match("media = " + _context.getMedia());
        _matcher = new org.xhtmlrenderer.css.newmatch.Matcher(
                new DOMTreeResolver(),

     */
    public void setDocumentContext(SharedContext context, NamespaceHandler nsh, Document doc, UserInterface ui) {
        _context = context;
        _nsh = nsh;
        _doc = doc;
        AttributeResolver attRes = new StandardAttributeResolver(_nsh, _uac, ui);


        List infos = getStylesheets();
        XRLog.match("media = " + _context.getMedia());
        _matcher = new org.xhtmlrenderer.css.newmatch.Matcher(
                new DOMTreeResolver(),

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