Examples of org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.CommentToken

Package org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser

Examples of org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.CommentToken

org.apache.tapestry.internal.parser.CommentToken
A node representing a comment embedded in the source input.

        List<TemplateToken> tokens = tokens("parameter_element.html");


        ParameterToken token4 = get(tokens, 4);
        assertEquals(token4.getName(), "fred");


        CommentToken token6 = get(tokens, 6);
        assertEquals(token6.getComment(), "fred content");


        TemplateToken token8 = get(tokens, 8);


        assertEquals(token8.getTokenType(), TokenType.END_ELEMENT);
    }

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        List<TemplateToken> tokens = tokens("block_element.html");


        BlockToken token2 = get(tokens, 2);
        assertEquals(token2.getId(), "block0");


        CommentToken token4 = get(tokens, 4);
        assertEquals(token4.getComment(), "block0 content");


        BlockToken token8 = get(tokens, 8);
        assertNull(token8.getId());


        CommentToken token10 = get(tokens, 10);
        assertEquals(token10.getComment(), "anon block content");
    }

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        // Again, whitespace before and after the comment adds some tokens


        assertEquals(tokens.size(), 5);


        CommentToken t = get(tokens, 2);


        // Comments are now trimmed of leading and trailing whitespace. This may mean
        // that the output isn't precisely what's in the template, but a) its a comment
        // and b) that's pretty much true of everything in the templates.


        assertEquals(t.getComment(), "Single line comment");
    }

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        // Again, whitespace before and after the comment adds some tokens


        assertEquals(tokens.size(), 5);


        CommentToken t = get(tokens, 2);


        String comment = t.getComment().trim().replaceAll("\\s+", " ");


        assertEquals(comment, "Line one Line two Line three");
    }

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        // Again, whitespace before and after the comment adds some tokens


        assertEquals(tokens.size(), 5);


        CommentToken t = get(tokens, 2);


        // Comments are now trimmed of leading and trailing whitespace. This may mean
        // that the output isn't precisely what's in the template, but a) its a comment
        // and b) that's pretty much true of everything in the templates.


        assertEquals(t.getComment(), "Single line comment");
    }

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        // Again, whitespace before and after the comment adds some tokens


        assertEquals(tokens.size(), 5);


        CommentToken t = get(tokens, 2);


        String comment = t.getComment().trim().replaceAll("\\s+", " ");


        assertEquals(comment, "Line one Line two Line three");
    }

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        List<TemplateToken> tokens = tokens("parameter_element.tml");


        ParameterToken token4 = get(tokens, 4);
        assertEquals(token4.getName(), "fred");


        CommentToken token6 = get(tokens, 6);
        assertEquals(token6.getComment(), "fred content");


        TemplateToken token8 = get(tokens, 8);


        assertEquals(token8.getTokenType(), TokenType.END_ELEMENT);
    }

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        List<TemplateToken> tokens = tokens("block_element.tml");


        BlockToken token2 = get(tokens, 2);
        assertEquals(token2.getId(), "block0");


        CommentToken token4 = get(tokens, 4);
        assertEquals(token4.getComment(), "block0 content");


        BlockToken token8 = get(tokens, 8);
        assertNull(token8.getId());


        CommentToken token10 = get(tokens, 10);
        assertEquals(token10.getComment(), "anon block content");
    }

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        // (have to check how multiline comments are handled).
        // Tests against Sun's built in parser does show that multiline comments are still
        // provided as a single call to comment(), so we're good for the meantime (until we find
        // out some parsers aren't so compliant).


        _tokens.add(new CommentToken(comment, getCurrentLocation()));
    }

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        // (have to check how multiline comments are handled).
        // Tests against Sun's built in parser does show that multiline comments are still
        // provided as a single call to comment(), so we're good for the meantime (until we find
        // out some parsers aren't so compliant).


        _tokens.add(new CommentToken(comment, getCurrentLocation()));
    }

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