List of supportsParent() Examples

Examples of supportsParent()

org.dom4j.Attribute.supportsParent()
org.dom4j.Namespace.supportsParent()
org.dom4j.Node.supportsParent()

supportsParent returns true if this node supports the parent relationship.

Some XML tree implementations are singly linked and only support downward navigation through children relationships. The default case is that both parent and children relationships are supported though for memory and performance reasons the parent relationship may not be supported.
@return true if this node supports the parent relationship or false it isnot supported
org.dom4j.Text.supportsParent()

Examples of org.dom4j.Attribute.supportsParent()

                    object instanceof Attribute);


            Attribute attribute = (Attribute) object;


            assertTrue("Results should support the parent relationship",
                    attribute.supportsParent());
            assertTrue(
                    "Results should contain reference to the parent element",
                    attribute.getParent() != null);
            assertTrue("Resulting document not correct", attribute
                    .getDocument() != null);

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Examples of org.dom4j.Attribute.supportsParent()

    // analagous to the addAll(collection) methods in Java 2 collections
    public void appendAttributes(Element element) {
        for (int i = 0, size = element.attributeCount(); i < size; i++) {
            Attribute attribute = element.attribute(i);


            if (attribute.supportsParent()) {
                addAttribute(attribute.getQName(), attribute.getValue());
            } else {
                add(attribute);
            }
        }

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Examples of org.dom4j.Attribute.supportsParent()

    // analagous to the addAll(collection) methods in Java 2 collections
    public void appendAttributes(Element element) {
        for (int i = 0, size = element.attributeCount(); i < size; i++) {
            Attribute attribute = element.attribute(i);


            if (attribute.supportsParent()) {
                addAttribute(attribute.getQName(), attribute.getValue());
            } else {
                add(attribute);
            }
        }

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Examples of org.dom4j.Attribute.supportsParent()

/*      */   public void appendAttributes(Element element)
/*      */   {
/* 1246 */     int i = 0; for (int size = element.attributeCount(); i < size; i++) {
/* 1247 */       Attribute attribute = element.attribute(i);
/*      */ 
/* 1249 */       if (attribute.supportsParent())
/* 1250 */         addAttribute(attribute.getQName(), attribute.getValue());
/*      */       else
/* 1252 */         add(attribute);
/*      */     }
/*      */   }

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Examples of org.dom4j.Namespace.supportsParent()

            Namespace namespace = (Namespace) object;


            log("Parent node: " + namespace.getParent());


            assertTrue("Results should support the parent relationship",
                    namespace.supportsParent());
            assertTrue(
                    "Results should contain reference to the parent element",
                    namespace.getParent() != null);
            assertTrue("Results should contain reference to the document",
                    namespace.getDocument() != null);

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Examples of org.dom4j.Node.supportsParent()

    // Content Model methods
    // -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    public Node getXPathResult(int index) {
        Node answer = node(index);


        if ((answer != null) && !answer.supportsParent()) {
            return answer.asXPathResult(this);
        }


        return answer;
    }

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Examples of org.dom4j.Node.supportsParent()

    // Content Model methods
    // -------------------------------------------------------------------------
    public Node getXPathResult(int index) {
        Node answer = node(index);


        if ((answer != null) && !answer.supportsParent()) {
            return answer.asXPathResult(this);
        }


        return answer;
    }

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Examples of org.dom4j.Node.supportsParent()

/*      */ 
/*      */   public Node getXPathResult(int index)
/*      */   {
/*  755 */     Node answer = node(index);
/*      */ 
/*  757 */     if ((answer != null) && (!answer.supportsParent())) {
/*  758 */       return answer.asXPathResult(this);
/*      */     }
/*      */ 
/*  761 */     return answer;
/*      */   }

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Examples of org.dom4j.Text.supportsParent()


            assertTrue("Results not Text objects", object instanceof Text);


            Text text = (Text) object;


            assertTrue("Results should support the parent relationship", text
                    .supportsParent());
            assertTrue(
                    "Results should contain reference to the parent element",
                    text.getParent() != null);
            assertTrue("Results should not reference to the owning document",

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