private void investigateDomElement(HtmlElement element, InjectionClassBuilder classBuilder, AbstractBehavior parentBehavior)
{
var currentBehavior = parentBehavior;
var id = element.getAttribute("id");
if (id != null) {
//we have a reference to the element now, so remove the id so we dont have to deal with conflicts and clashes
element.removeAttribute("id");
}
var elementDescriptor = elementDescriptorFactory.describeElement( element );
if (elementDescriptor.context != null) {
//change the class builder for everything under this point in the DOM
classBuilder = domExtensionFactory.buildChildClassBuilder(classBuilder, element, elementDescriptor.context);
}
if (elementDescriptor.behavior != null) {
//build a context for this behavior IF it turns out that this particular element defines one
currentBehavior = domExtensionFactory.buildBehavior( classBuilder, element, elementDescriptor.behavior );
//we have a new behavior, this effectively causes us to use a new context for the nodes below it
//Make sure we add ourselves to our parent though
if (id != null && parentBehavior != null) {
parentBehavior.injectPotentialNode(id, currentBehavior);
}
} else {
if (id != null && currentBehavior != null) {
currentBehavior.injectPotentialNode(id, jQueryContext.J(element));
}
}
if (elementDescriptor.fragment != null) {
//build a context for this behavior IF it turns out that this particular element defines one
domExtensionFactory.buildNewContent(element, elementDescriptor.fragment);
}
walkChildren(element, classBuilder, currentBehavior);
//Now that we have figured out all of the items under this dom element, setup the behavior
if (currentBehavior != null && currentBehavior != parentBehavior) {
currentBehavior.verifyAndRegister();
}
}
