2006-04-28 13:54:50

Module for XPointer processing

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XPointer error codes and messages

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A Parsed Token that represents a node test. WWW: http://4suite.org/XPATH e-mail: support@4suite.org

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A Parsed Token that represents a list of XPointers WWW: http://4suite.org/XPointer e-mail: support@4suite.org

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A Parsed Token that represents a list of XPointers WWW: http://4suite.org/XPointer e-mail: support@4suite.org

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Given an XPointer expression as a string, returns an object that allows an evaluation engine to operate on the expression efficiently.

Given a valid DOM node, evaluates an XPointer against it.

contextNode, if given, is the original XPointer context node (e.g., from the referring document, if any; accessible in the XPointer via the 'here' function).

nss is a set of explicit namespace mappings for use when evaluating the XPointer (e.g., when the xmlns scheme isn't being used).

Parses the document with the given URI, and returns the node corresponding to the XPointer given in the fragment of the URI.

uri must be an absolute URI reference. If it doesn't have a fragment, returns the root node.

contextNode, if given, is the original XPointer context node (e.g., from the referring document, if any; accessible in the XPointer via the 'here' function).

nss is a set of explicit namespace mappings for use when evaluating the XPointer (e.g., when the xmlns scheme isn't being used).