Uses of Class
org.eclipse.jet.xpath.inspector.ExpandedName

Packages that use ExpandedName
org.eclipse.jet.xpath.inspector Interfaces allowing in-memory models to be handled by the JET XPath processor.  
 

Uses of ExpandedName in org.eclipse.jet.xpath.inspector
 

Methods in org.eclipse.jet.xpath.inspector that return ExpandedName
 ExpandedName SimpleElementRequiresValueException.getElementName()
           
 ExpandedName InvalidChildException.getElementName()
           
 ExpandedName INodeInspector.expandedNameOf(java.lang.Object node)
          Return the expanded name of the node.
 

Methods in org.eclipse.jet.xpath.inspector with parameters of type ExpandedName
 java.lang.Object[] INodeInspectorExtension1.getNamedChildren(java.lang.Object node, ExpandedName nameTestExpandedName)
          Return the named children element for the given contextNode.
 boolean INodeInspector.testExpandedName(java.lang.Object node, ExpandedName testName)
          Determine whether the name of the node matches the passed expanded name.
 java.lang.Object IElementInspector.getNamedAttribute(java.lang.Object node, ExpandedName nameTestExpandedName)
          Return the named attribute for the given contextNode.
 java.lang.Object IElementInspector.addElement(java.lang.Object node, ExpandedName elementName, java.lang.Object addBeforeThisSibling)
          Create a new Element under context Node
 

Constructors in org.eclipse.jet.xpath.inspector with parameters of type ExpandedName
SimpleElementRequiresValueException(java.lang.Object parentElement, ExpandedName elementName)
          Construct an exception instance
InvalidChildException(java.lang.Object parentElement, ExpandedName elementName, java.lang.Object childElement)
          Create an exception instance
 


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