Examples of PendingToken

org.jfree.layouting.layouter.content.computed.PendingToken

The pending function. This is a lookup to the current pending context. If the pending context is empty, the element is not displayed (as if it had been declared 'display: none'. The elements get removed from the normal flow and get added to the pending flow. Due to the highly volatile nature of that step, no - I repeat - no validation is done to normalize inline and block elements. @author Thomas Morgner

org.pentaho.reporting.libraries.css.resolver.tokens.computed.PendingToken

          ("One parameter must be given to the 'pending' function.");
    }


    final String name = FunctionUtilities.resolveString
        (layoutProcess, element, parameters[0]);
    return new PendingToken(name);
  }

Examples of org.jfree.layouting.layouter.content.computed.PendingToken

          ("One parameter must be given to the 'pending' function.");
    }


    final String name = FunctionUtilities.resolveString
        (layoutProcess, element, parameters[0]);
    return new PendingToken(name);
  }

Examples of org.jfree.layouting.layouter.content.computed.PendingToken

          ("One parameter must be given to the 'pending' function.");
    }


    final String name = FunctionUtilities.resolveString
        (layoutProcess, element, parameters[0]);
    return new PendingToken(name);
  }

Examples of org.pentaho.reporting.libraries.css.resolver.tokens.computed.PendingToken

          ("One parameter must be given to the 'pending' function.");
    }


    final String name = FunctionUtilities.resolveString
        (layoutProcess, element, parameters[0]);
    return new PendingToken(name);
  }

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