Examples of mf.org.w3c.dom.Notation

mf.org.w3c.dom.Notation

3.org/TR/2004/REC-xml-20040204#Notations'>section 4.7 of the XML 1.0 specification [XML 1.0]), or is used for formal declaration of processing instruction targets (see section 2.6 of the XML 1.0 specification [XML 1.0]). The nodeName attribute inherited from Node is set to the declared name of the notation.

The DOM Core does not support editing Notation nodes; they are therefore readonly.

A Notation node does not have any parent.

            /** Copy notations. */
            oldMap = node.getNotations();
            newMap = docType.getNotations();
            length = oldMap.getLength();
            for (int i = 0; i < length; ++i) {
                Notation oldNotation = (Notation) oldMap.item(i);
                NotationImpl newNotation = (NotationImpl) fDocumentImpl.createNotation(oldNotation.getNodeName());
                newNotation.setPublicId(oldNotation.getPublicId());
                newNotation.setSystemId(oldNotation.getSystemId());
                newMap.setNamedItem(newNotation);
            }
            append(docType);
        }
    }

                // No name, kids carry value
                break;
            }


            case NOTATION_NODE: {
                Notation srcnotation = (Notation)source;
                NotationImpl newnotation =
                (NotationImpl)createNotation(source.getNodeName());
                newnotation.setPublicId(srcnotation.getPublicId());
                newnotation.setSystemId(srcnotation.getSystemId());
                // Kids carry additional value
                newnode = newnotation;
                // No name, no value
                break;
            }

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