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For more information on the JDOM Project, please see <http://www.jdom.org/>. */ package org.jdom2; import java.io.Serializable; import java.util.*; import org.jdom2.filter.Filter; import org.jdom2.util.IteratorIterable; /** * Interface for JDOM objects which are allowed to contain * {@link Content} content - {@link Element} and {@link Document}. * * @see org.jdom2.Content * @see org.jdom2.Document * @see org.jdom2.Element * * @author Bradley S. Huffman * @author Jason Hunter * @author Rolf Lear */ public interface Parent extends Cloneable, NamespaceAware, Serializable { /** * Returns the number of children in this parent's content list. * Children may be any {@link Content} type. * * @return number of children */ int getContentSize(); /** * Returns the index of the supplied child in the content list, * or -1 if not a child of this parent. * * @param child child to search for * @return index of child, or -1 if not found */ int indexOf(Content child); // /** // * Starting at the given index (inclusive), returns the index of // * the first child matching the supplied filter, or -1 // * if none is found. // * // * @return index of child, or -1 if none found // */ // int indexOf(int index, Filter filter); /** * Returns a list containing detached clones of this parent's content list. * * @return list of cloned child content */ List<Content> cloneContent(); /** * Returns the child at the given index. * * @param index location of desired child * @return child at the given index * @throws IndexOutOfBoundsException if index is negative or beyond * the current number of children * @throws IllegalStateException if parent is a Document * and the root element is not set */ Content getContent(int index); /** * Returns the full content of this parent as a {@link java.util.List} * which contains objects of type {@link Content}. The returned list is * <b>"live"</b> and in document order. Any modifications * to it affect the element's actual contents. Modifications are checked * for conformance to XML 1.0 rules. * <p> * Sequential traversal through the List is best done with an Iterator * since the underlying implement of {@link java.util.List#size} may * require walking the entire list and indexed lookups may require * starting at the beginning each time. * * @return a list of the content of the parent * @throws IllegalStateException if parent is a Document * and the root element is not set */ List<Content> getContent(); /** * Returns as a {@link java.util.List} the content of * this parent that matches the supplied filter. The returned list is * <b>"live"</b> and in document order. Any modifications to it affect * the element's actual contents. Modifications are checked for * conformance to XML 1.0 rules. * <p> * Sequential traversal through the List is best done with an Iterator * since the underlying implement of {@link java.util.List#size} may * require walking the entire list and indexed lookups may require * starting at the beginning each time. * @param <E> The Generic type of the returned content (the Filter's type) * * @param filter filter to apply * @return a list of the content of the parent matching the filter * @throws IllegalStateException if parent is a Document * and the root element is not set */ <E extends Content> List<E> getContent(Filter<E> filter); /** * Removes all content from this parent and returns the detached * children. * * @return list of the old content detached from this parent */ List<Content> removeContent(); /** * Removes from this parent all child content matching the given filter * and returns a list of the detached children. * @param <E> The Generic type of the content to remove. * * @param filter filter to apply * @return list of the detached children matching the filter */ <E extends Content> List<E> removeContent(Filter<E> filter); /** * Removes a single child node from the content list. * * @param child child to remove * @return whether the removal occurred */ boolean removeContent(Content child); /** * Removes and returns the child at the given * index, or returns null if there's no such child. * * @param index index of child to remove * @return detached child at given index or null if no * @throws IndexOutOfBoundsException if index is negative or beyond * the current number of children */ Content removeContent(int index); /** * Obtain a deep, unattached copy of this parent and its children. * * @return a deep copy of this parent and its children. */ Object clone(); /** * Returns an {@link java.util.Iterator} that walks over all descendants * in document order. * <p> * Note that this method returns an IteratorIterable instance, which means * that you can use it either as an Iterator, or an Iterable, allowing both: * <p> * <pre> * for (Iterator<Content> it = parent.getDescendants(); * it.hasNext();) { * Content c = it.next(); * .... * } * </pre> * and * <pre> * for (Content c : parent.getDescendants()) { * .... * } * </pre> * The Iterator version is most useful if you need to do list modification * on the iterator (using remove()), and for compatibility with JDOM 1.x * * @return an iterator to walk descendants */ IteratorIterable<Content> getDescendants(); /** * Returns an {@link java.util.Iterator} that walks over all descendants * in document order applying the Filter to return only content that * match the filter rule. With filters you can match only Elements, * only Comments, Elements or Comments, only Elements with a given name * and/or prefix, and so on. * <p> * Note that this method returns an IteratorIterable instance, which means * that you can use it either as an Iterator, or an Iterable, allowing both: * <p> * <pre> * for (Iterator<Element> it = parent.getDescendants(Filters.element()); * it.hasNext();) { * Element e = it.next(); * .... * } * </pre> * and * <pre> * for (Element e : parent.getDescendants(Filters.element())) { * .... * } * </pre> * The Iterator version is most useful if you need to do list modification * on the iterator (using remove()), and for compatibility with JDOM 1.x * * @param <E> The generic type of the returned descendant data * @param filter filter to select which descendants to see * @return an iterator to walk descendants that match a filter */ <E extends Content> IteratorIterable<E> getDescendants(Filter<E> filter); /** * Return this parent's parent, or null if this parent is currently * not attached to another parent. This is the same method as in Content but * also added to Parent to allow more easy up-the-tree walking. * * @return this parent's parent or null if none */ Parent getParent(); /** * Return this parent's owning document or null if the branch containing * this parent is currently not attached to a document. * * @return this child's owning document or null if none */ Document getDocument(); /** * Test whether this Parent instance can contain the specified content * at the specified position. * @param content The content to be checked * @param index The location where the content would be put. * @param replace true if the intention is to replace the content already at * the index. * @throws IllegalAddException if there is a problem with the content */ void canContainContent(Content content, int index, boolean replace) throws IllegalAddException; /** * Appends the child to the end of the content list. * * @param child child to append to end of content list * @return the Parent instance on which the method was called * @throws IllegalAddException if the given child already has a parent. */ public Parent addContent(Content child); /** * Appends all children in the given collection to the end of * the content list. In event of an exception during add the * original content will be unchanged and the objects in the supplied * collection will be unaltered. * * @param c collection to append * @return the document on which the method was called * @throws IllegalAddException if any item in the collection * already has a parent or is of an illegal type. */ public Parent addContent(Collection<? extends Content> c); /** * Inserts the child into the content list at the given index. * * @param index location for adding the collection * @param child child to insert * @return the parent on which the method was called * @throws IndexOutOfBoundsException if index is negative or beyond * the current number of children * @throws IllegalAddException if the given child already has a parent. */ public Parent addContent(int index, Content child); /** * Inserts the content in a collection into the content list * at the given index. In event of an exception the original content * will be unchanged and the objects in the supplied collection will be * unaltered. * * @param index location for adding the collection * @param c collection to insert * @return the parent on which the method was called * @throws IndexOutOfBoundsException if index is negative or beyond * the current number of children * @throws IllegalAddException if any item in the collection * already has a parent or is of an illegal type. */ public Parent addContent(int index, Collection<? extends Content> c); }