| private ToQname ( ) : Rhino.Xmlimpl.XmlNode.QName | ||
| return | Rhino.Xmlimpl.XmlNode.QName | |
internal virtual Rhino.Xmlimpl.XML MakeXmlFromString(XMLName name, string value)
{
try
{
return NewTextElementXML(this.node, name.ToQname(), value);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
throw ScriptRuntime.TypeError(e.Message);
}
}
internal override XMLList Child(XMLName xmlName)
{
// TODO Right now I think this method would allow child( "@xxx" ) to return the xxx attribute, which is wrong
XMLList rv = NewXMLList();
// TODO Should this also match processing instructions? If so, we have to change the filter and also the XMLName
// class to add an acceptsProcessingInstruction() method
Rhino.Xmlimpl.XmlNode[] elements = this.node.GetMatchingChildren(Rhino.Xmlimpl.XmlNode.Filter.ELEMENT);
for (int i = 0; i < elements.Length; i++)
{
if (xmlName.MatchesElement(elements[i].GetQname()))
{
rv.AddToList(ToXML(elements[i]));
}
}
rv.SetTargets(this, xmlName.ToQname());
return rv;
}
internal virtual void SetAttribute(XMLName xmlName, object value)
{
if (!IsElement())
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("Can only set attributes on elements.");
}
// TODO Is this legal, but just not "supported"? If so, support it.
if (xmlName.Uri() == null && xmlName.LocalName().Equals("*"))
{
throw ScriptRuntime.TypeError("@* assignment not supported.");
}
this.node.SetAttribute(xmlName.ToQname(), ScriptRuntime.ToString(value));
}
internal override XMLList Elements(XMLName name)
{
XMLList rv = NewXMLList();
rv.SetTargets(this, name.ToQname());
// TODO Should have an XMLNode.Filter implementation based on XMLName
Rhino.Xmlimpl.XmlNode[] elements = this.node.GetMatchingChildren(Rhino.Xmlimpl.XmlNode.Filter.ELEMENT);
for (int i = 0; i < elements.Length; i++)
{
if (name.Matches(ToXML(elements[i])))
{
rv.AddToList(ToXML(elements[i]));
}
}
return rv;
}
private Rhino.Xmlimpl.XMLList GetPropertyList(XMLName name)
{
Rhino.Xmlimpl.XMLList propertyList = NewXMLList();
Rhino.Xmlimpl.XmlNode.QName qname = null;
if (!name.IsDescendants() && !name.IsAttributeName())
{
// Only set the targetProperty if this is a regular child get
// and not a descendant or attribute get
qname = name.ToQname();
}
propertyList.SetTargets(this, qname);
for (int i = 0; i < Length(); i++)
{
propertyList.AddToList(GetXmlFromAnnotation(i).GetPropertyList(name));
}
return propertyList;
}