Struct DOMBuilder
Built on top of Cursor, the DOM builder adds to it the ability to build the DOM tree of the document; as the cursor advances, nodes can be selectively added to the tree, allowing to built a small representation containing only the needed parts of the document.
This type should not be instantiated directly. Instead, the helper function
domBuilder should be used.
Template arguments
struct DOMBuilder(T, DOMImplementation)
if (isCursor!T && is(DOMImplementation : dom
Fields
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
cursor
|
T |
The underlying Cursor methods are exposed, so that one can, query the properties of the current node before deciding if building it or not. |
Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
build
|
Adds the current node to the DOM. This operation does not advance the input. Calling it more than once does not change the result. |
buildRecursive
|
Recursively adds the current node and all its children to the DOM tree.
Behaves as cursor: it advances the input to the next sibling, returning
true if and only if there exists such next sibling.
|
enter
|
Same as cursor. When entering a node, that node is automatically
built into the DOM, so that its children can then be safely built if needed.
|
exit
|
Same as cursor
|
getDocument
|
Returns the Document being built by this builder. |
next
|
Same as cursor.
|
setSource
|
Initializes this builder and the underlying components. |
Authors
Lodovico Giaretta
Copyright
Copyright Lodovico Giaretta 2016 --