org.exolab.adaptx.xslt
Class XSLNumber
Represents the xsl:number element.
Handles numbering in the source tree
Section 2.7.10 of the W3C XSL Working Draft 1.0 (19981216)
Section 9.7 of the W3C XSLT Working Draft 1.0 (1990421)
Version:
- Keith Visco
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appendAction , appendText , appendText , getActions , getAttribute , getAttributes , getNearestAncestor , getNodeValue , getStylesheet , getText , getType , getTypeFromName , getTypeName , resolveNamespace , setAllowActions , setAttribute , setTypeName |
XSLNumber
public XSLNumber()
Creates a new XSLNumber Object
doNumbering
public int[] doNumbering(XPathNode node,
ProcessorState ps)
throws XPathException
Performs the numbering of the given XPathNode
- an array of integers which represent the multi-level
number of the given element. Single-level numbering will
return an array of size 1.
getFormattedNumber
public String getFormattedNumber(XPathNode node,
ProcessorState ps)
Performs the numbering of the given XPathNode and
returns the number using the format of this XSLNumber.
node
- the XPathNode to get the number of. This node
must be of type XPathNode.ELEMENT.
- the formatted number as a String
setCountAttr
public void setCountAttr(String count)
Sets the count expression of this XSLNumber
count
- the String value to use as the count expr
expression of this XSLNumber
setFormatAttr
public void setFormatAttr(String format)
Sets the format pattern of this XSLNumber
format
- the Number Format to use
setFromAttr
public void setFromAttr(String from)
setLevel
public void setLevel(String level)
Sets the level of numbering for this XSLNumber
level
- the desired level.
Levels are "single", "multi", or "any"