Examples of NodeTest

client.net.sf.saxon.ce.pattern.NodeTest
A NodeTest is a simple kind of pattern that enables a context-free test of whether a node has a particular name. There are several kinds of node test: a full name test, a prefix test, and an "any node of a given type" test, an "any node of any type" test, a "no nodes" test (used, e.g. for "@comment()").
As well as being used to support XSLT pattern matching, NodeTests act as predicates in axis steps, and also act as item types for type matching.

For use in user-written application calling {@link NodeInfo#iterateAxis(byte,NodeTest)}, it is possible to write a user-defined subclass of NodeTest that implements a single method, {@link #matches(int,int,int)}
@author Michael H. Kay
net.sf.saxon.pattern.NodeTest
A NodeTest is a simple kind of pattern that enables a context-free test of whether a node has a particular name. There are several kinds of node test: a full name test, a prefix test, and an "any node of a given type" test, an "any node of any type" test, a "no nodes" test (used, e.g. for "@comment()").
As well as being used to support XSLT pattern matching, NodeTests act as predicates in axis steps, and also act as item types for type matching.

For use in user-written application calling {@link NodeInfo#iterateAxis(byte,NodeTest)}, it is possible to write a user-defined subclass of NodeTest that implements a single method, {@link #matches(int,int,int)}
@author Michael H. Kay
org.apache.commons.jxpath.ri.compiler.NodeTest
@author Dmitri Plotnikov @version $Revision: 1.3 $ $Date: 2003/03/11 00:59:22 $
org.apache.xpath.patterns.NodeTest
This is the basic node test class for both match patterns and location path steps. @xsl.usage advanced
org.custommonkey.xmlunit.NodeTest
it.sourceforge.net"/>xmlunit. sourceforge.net @see NodeTester
org.exist.xquery.NodeTest
The interface NodeTest
org.jboss.dna.jcr.xpath.XPath.NodeTest
org.modeshape.jcr.query.xpath.XPath.NodeTest
org.pdf4j.saxon.pattern.NodeTest
A NodeTest is a simple kind of pattern that enables a context-free test of whether a node has a particular name. There are several kinds of node test: a full name test, a prefix test, and an "any node of a given type" test, an "any node of any type" test, a "no nodes" test (used, e.g. for "@comment()").
As well as being used to support XSLT pattern matching, NodeTests act as predicates in axis steps, and also act as item types for type matching.

For use in user-written application calling {@link NodeInfo#iterateAxis(byte,NodeTest)}, it is possible to write a user-defined subclass of NodeTest that implements a single method, {@link #matches(int,int,int)}
@author Michael H. Kay
xbird.xquery.expr.path.NodeTest
g/TR/xquery/#node-tests

Examples of xbird.xquery.expr.path.NodeTest

        }
        return constructor;
    }


    public XQExpression visit(AxisStep step, XQueryContext ctxt) throws XQueryException {
        NodeTest nt = step.getNodeTest();
        assert (nt != null);
        nt.visit(this, ctxt);
        return step;
    }

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