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AnyChildNodePattern | An AnyChildNodePattern is the pattern node(), which matches any node except a root node, an attribute node, or a namespace node: in other words, any node that is the child of another node. |
AnyNodeTest | NodeTest is an interface that enables a test of whether a node has a particular name and type. |
CombinedNodeTest | A CombinedNodeTest combines two nodetests using one of the operators union (=or), intersect (=and), difference (= "and not"). |
ContentTypeTest | NodeTest is an interface that enables a test of whether a node matches particular conditions. |
DocumentNodeTest | A DocumentNodeTest implements the test document-node(element(~,~)) |
IDPattern | An IDPattern is a pattern of the form id("literal") or id($variable) |
KeyPattern | A KeyPattern is a pattern of the form key(keyname, keyvalue) |
LocalNameTest | NodeTest is an interface that enables a test of whether a node has a particular name and type. |
LocationPathPattern | A LocationPathPattern represents a path, for example of the form A/B/C... |
NamespaceTest | NodeTest is an interface that enables a test of whether a node has a particular name and type. |
NameTest | NodeTest is an interface that enables a test of whether a node has a particular name and type. |
NodeKindTest | NodeTest is an interface that enables a test of whether a node has a particular name and kind. |
NodeTest | A NodeTest is a simple kind of pattern that enables a context-free test of whether a node has a particular name. |
NodeTestPattern | A NodeTestPattern is a pattern that consists simply of a NodeTest. |
NoNodeTest | NodeTest is an interface that enables a test of whether a node has a particular name and type. |
Pattern | A Pattern represents the result of parsing an XSLT pattern string. |
PatternSponsor | The PatternSponsor class allows a Pattern to be treated like an expression. |
SubstitutionGroupTest | NodeTest is an interface that enables a test of whether a node has a particular name and type. |
UnionPattern | A pattern formed as the union (or) of two other patterns |