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Array of XML elements, '''null''' if no child found.<br> | Array of XML elements, '''null''' if no child found.<br> | ||
− | * '''addText()''' | + | * '''addText(text)''' |
+ | Add a Text child to XML element.<br> | ||
+ | Parameters:<br> | ||
+ | '''text''': Text to add. The method does nothing if this parameter is '''null''' or empty string<br> | ||
* '''getText()''' | * '''getText()''' | ||
+ | Retrieve XML element text.<br> | ||
+ | Return:<br> | ||
+ | XML text, '''null''' if not found.<br> | ||
− | * '''setText()''' | + | * '''setText(text)''' |
+ | Set or clear XML text.<br> | ||
+ | Parameters:<br> | ||
+ | '''text''': Text to set. Clear the text if this parameter is '''null''' or empty string<br> | ||
− | * '''getChildText()''' | + | * '''getChildText([name] [, namespace])''' |
+ | Retrieve XML child text.<br> | ||
+ | Parameters:<br> | ||
+ | '''name''': Optional child tag to search for (without namespace prefix). '''null''' and '''undefined''' are treated as missing<br> | ||
+ | '''namespace''': Optional child namespace. '''null''' and '''undefined''' are treated as missing<br> | ||
+ | Return:<br> | ||
+ | XML child text (may be empty), '''null''' if child is not found.<br> | ||
* '''xmlText()''' | * '''xmlText()''' |
Revision as of 11:10, 7 March 2016
Javascript XML.
Constructor
- new XML(obj_tag_xml)
Create a new XML element.
Parameters:
obj_tag_xml: Source to create from:
- Object: Create a copy if the given object is an XML element
- Tag: Create a new element with given tag
- XML string: Create a new element from XML string (it must be a complete XML)
This constructor will return the null object on failure.
x = new XML("a"); // Create from tag x = new XML("<a><b/></a>"); // Create from XML string xx = new XML(x); // Create a copy of x // Failures: x = new XML("xmlgigi"); // Invalid tag name x = new XML("<gigi></g>"); // Invalid xml string x = new XML("<gigi>some_text"); // Incomplete xml string obj = new Array; x = new XML(obj); // obj is not an XML
- new XML(tag, text)
Create an XML element with given tag and text.
Parameters:
tag: Element tag name. It must be a valid xml element name tag
text: Element text
This constructor generates a run time error (function call failure) if tag value is invalid.
- new XML(obj, field_name [, take])
Create an XML from object field. The field may be an XML element or XML string.
Parameters:
obj: Object whose field to use
field_name: Field name
take: Optional (defaults to false). Take the XML from object instead of making a copy of it. This parameter is ignored if the field is an XML string
This constructor will return the null object on failure.
obj = {xml: "<a/>"}; x = new XML(obj,"xml"); // Parse the string and build an XML element // Obtain an xml object from a message: x = new XML(msg,"xml",true); // Take the xml from message x = new XML(msg,"xml",false); // Obtain a copy of the xml element
Methods
- put(list, field_name [, addText])
Put the XML (a copy of it) in a list (usually a Message() object).
Parameters:
list: Destination object
field_name: Field name to use
addText: Optional. Add xml string also
x = new XML("a"); m = new Message("call.route"); x.put(m,"xml",true);
- getOwner()
Retrieve XML object owner (top parent).
Return:
XML object owning this XML or null if none.
- getParent()
Retrieve XML object parent.
Return:
XML parent object or null if none.
- unprefixedTag()
- getTag()
Retrieve XML tag with or without namespace prefix.
x = new XML("<some_ns:a/>"); t = x.unprefixedTag(); // "a" t = x.getTag(); // "some_ns:a"
- getAttribute(name)
Retrieve XML attribute value.
Parameters:
name: Attribute name
Return:
Requested attribute's value, null if not found.
- setAttribute(name [, value])
Set XML attribute.
Parameters:
name: Attribute name. If value is not given name may be an object whose fields will be set as XML attributtes
value: Attribute value. Remove the attribute if value is undefined or null object
x = new XML("a"); // Set attributes obj = {a:"a", b:"b"}; x.setAttribute(obj);
- removeAttribute(name)
Remove XML attribute.
Parameters:
name: Attribute to remove
- attributes()
Retrieve XML attributes.
Return:
Object with fields set to XML attributes. null if XML has no attribute.
- addChild(name_xml_array [, text])
Append XML child(ren).
Parameters:
name_xml_array: Child to append. This may be:
- XML tag name (append a new XML element child)
- XML element object (append a copy of given element)
- Array of XML elements (append a copy of each XML element in array)
text: Optional child text to set. This parameter is ignored if the first parameter is an array
Return:
If an XML element is added returns the added XML element or null on failure.
If an array of elements is added returns TRUE on success, FALSE on first failure.
- getChild([name] [, namespace])
Retrieve first XML child element.
Parameters:
name: Optional child tag to search for (without namespace prefix). null and undefined are treated as missing
namespace: Optional child namespace. null and undefined are treated as missing
Return:
XML element, null if not found.
- getChildren([name] [, namespace])
Retrieve XML children.
Parameters:
name: Optional child tag to search for (without namespace prefix). null and undefined are treated as missing
namespace: Optional child namespace. null and undefined are treated as missing
Return:
Array of XML elements, null if no child found.
- addText(text)
Add a Text child to XML element.
Parameters:
text: Text to add. The method does nothing if this parameter is null or empty string
- getText()
Retrieve XML element text.
Return:
XML text, null if not found.
- setText(text)
Set or clear XML text.
Parameters:
text: Text to set. Clear the text if this parameter is null or empty string
- getChildText([name] [, namespace])
Retrieve XML child text.
Parameters:
name: Optional child tag to search for (without namespace prefix). null and undefined are treated as missing
namespace: Optional child namespace. null and undefined are treated as missing
Return:
XML child text (may be empty), null if child is not found.
- xmlText()