public abstract class ContentModelAcceptor extends ExpressionAcceptor
docDecl, ignoreUndeclaredAttributes
STRING_IGNORE, STRING_PROHIBITED, STRING_STRICT
Modifier | Constructor and Description |
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protected |
ContentModelAcceptor(REDocumentDeclaration docDecl,
Expression exp,
boolean ignoreUndeclaredAttributes) |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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protected Acceptor |
createAcceptor(Expression combined,
Expression continuation,
ElementExp[] primitives,
int numPrimitives)
creates actual Acceptor object from the computed result.
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java.lang.Object |
getOwnerType()
gets the "type" object for which this acceptor is working.
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boolean |
stepForward(Acceptor child,
StringRef errRef)
eats a child element
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createChildAcceptor, diagnoseUncompletedContent, getExpression, getStringCareLevel, isAcceptState, onAttribute, onAttribute, onAttribute2, onEndAttributes, onText, onText2, stepForward, stepForwardByContinuation
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
createClone
protected ContentModelAcceptor(REDocumentDeclaration docDecl, Expression exp, boolean ignoreUndeclaredAttributes)
public boolean stepForward(Acceptor child, StringRef errRef)
Acceptor
A child acceptor created by the createChildAcceptor
method
will be ultimately consumed by the parent through this method.
It is the caller's responsibility to make sure that child acceptor is in the accept state. If it's not, that indicates that some required elements are missing (in other words, contents are not allowed to end here).
It is the callee's responsibility to recover from error of unsatisified child acceptor. That is, even if the caller finds that there are missing elements, it is possible to call this method as if there was no such error.
protected Acceptor createAcceptor(Expression combined, Expression continuation, ElementExp[] primitives, int numPrimitives)
createAcceptor
in class ExpressionAcceptor
public java.lang.Object getOwnerType()
Acceptor