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DocumentA representation of an XML document.
Detailed documentationaddContent(content)
Appends the given node to the end of the document. The content argument can be a Content object or any node object that corresponds to a type listed in ContentType. Note, however, that a document can only have one child Element node, which is implicitly the root Element node.
content Content the node to append Return
Document — the document, for chaining
addContent(index, content)
Inserts the given node at the given index among all nodes that are immediate children of the document. The content argument can be a Content object or any node object that corresponds to a type listed in ContentType. Note, however, that a document can only have one child Element node, which is implicitly the root Element node.
index Integer the index at which to insert the node among all nodes that are immediate children of the document content Content the node to insert Return
Document — the document, for chaining
cloneContent()
Creates unattached copies of all nodes that are immediate children of the document.
ReturnContent[] — an array of unattached copies of all nodes that are immediate children of the document
detachRootElement()
Detaches and returns the document's root Element node. If the document does not have a root Element node, this method returns null.
Element — the detached Element node, or null if the document does not have a root Element node
getAllContent()
Gets all nodes that are immediate children of the document.
ReturnContent[] — an array of all nodes that are immediate children of the document
getContent(index)
Gets the node at the given index among all nodes that are immediate children of the document. If there is no node at the given index, this method returns null.
index Integer the index for the node among all nodes that are immediate children of the document Return
Content — the node, or null if there is no node at the given index
getContentSize()
Gets the number of nodes that are immediate children of the document.
ReturnInteger — the number of nodes that are immediate children of the document
getDescendants()
Gets all nodes that are direct or indirect children of the document, in the order they appear in the document.
ReturnContent[] — an array of all nodes that are direct or indirect children of the document
getDocType()
Gets the document's DocType declaration. If the document does not have a DocumentType node, this method returns null.
DocType — the DocumentType node, or null if the document does not have a DocumentType node
getRootElement()
Gets the document's root Element node. If the document does not have a root Element node, this method returns null.
Element — the root Element node, or null if the document does not have a root Element node
hasRootElement()
Determines whether the document has a root Element node.
Boolean — true if the document has a root Element node; false if not
removeContent()
Removes all nodes that are immediate children of the document.
ReturnContent[] — an array of all nodes that were immediate children of the document before they were removed
removeContent(content)
Removes the given node, if the node is an immediate child of the document. The content argument can be a Content object or any node object that corresponds to a type listed in ContentType.
content Content the node to remove Return
Boolean — true if the node was an immediate child and was removed; false if not
removeContent(index)
Removes the node at the given index among all nodes that are immediate children of the document. If there is no node at the given index, this method returns null.
index Integer the index for the node among all nodes that are immediate children of the document Return
Content — the node that was removed, or null if there is no node at the given index
setDocType(docType)
Sets the document's DocType declaration. If the document already has a different DocType node, this method overwrites the old node. This method throws an exception if the document already contains the same DocType node that is being set.
docType DocType the DocumentType to set Return
Document — the document, for chaining
setRootElement(element)
Sets the document's root Element node. If the document already has a root Element node, this method overwrites the old node.
element Element the root Element node to set Return
Document — the document, for chaining
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Last updated 2024-12-03 UTC.
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