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Posted to c-dev@xerces.apache.org by "Smith, Roy" <ro...@smarts.com> on 2004/12/23 04:34:12 UTC
Tryingto grok
Im having trouble understanding how to use
DOMDocumentTraversal::createNodeIterator(), specifically, what to use
for the filter argument.
I want to traverse every node. The only way I see to do this is to
subclass DOMNodeFilter and write an acceptNode() method which always
returns FILTER_ACCEPT. This seems like a lot of work for what seems to
me should really be the default condition. I get the feeling I must be
missing something.
Roy Smith, Senior Software Engineer
roy.smith@smarts.com
+1 914 580 3427
www.smarts.com
Re: Tryingto grok
Posted by Gareth Reakes <ga...@parthenoncomputing.com>.
Hi,
Set the filter to null. This will have the desired effect.
Gareth
Smith, Roy wrote:
> Im having trouble understanding how to use
> DOMDocumentTraversal::createNodeIterator(), specifically, what to use
> for the filter argument.
>
> I want to traverse every node. The only way I see to do this is to
> subclass DOMNodeFilter and write an acceptNode() method which always
> returns FILTER_ACCEPT. This seems like a lot of work for what seems to
> me should really be the default condition. I get the feeling I must be
> missing something.
>
> Roy Smith, Senior Software Engineer
>
> roy.smith@smarts.com
>
> +1 914 580 3427
>
> ___www.smarts.com_ <file://www.smarts.com>
>
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+44-1865-811184 http://www.parthcomp.com
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