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Testing for emptiness
What's the right way to test whether my XMLObject is empty(no text within)?
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Re: Testing for emptiness
Posted by Jacob Danner <ja...@gmail.com>.
I'm not sure of what your are asking specifically.
Do you mean has the XmlObject been initialized? or whether or not the
element has content (ie, <foo />)?
Have you tried using the cursor APIs for this? I think it would be the
easiest way to do so.
In general there are also APIs like xgetStringValue, xmlText, etc that
you can use to get the data you want and then check things like
String.length for size == 0.
-Jacob Danner
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