Examples of StartTagBuffer

client.net.sf.saxon.ce.event.StartTagBuffer
StartTagBuffer is a ProxyReceiver that buffers attributes and namespace events within a start tag. It maintains details of the namespace context, and a full set of attribute information, on behalf of other filters that need access to namespace information or need to process attributes in arbitrary order.
net.sf.saxon.event.StartTagBuffer
StartTagBuffer is a ProxyReceiver that buffers attributes and namespace events within a start tag. It maintains details of the namespace context, and a full set of attribute information, on behalf of other filters that need access to namespace information or need to process attributes in arbitrary order.
StartTagBuffer also implements namespace fixup (the process of creating namespace nodes|bindings on behalf of constructed element and attribute nodes). Although this would be done anyway, further down the pipeline, it has to be done early in the case of a validating pipeline, because the namespace bindings must be created before any namespace-sensitive attribute content is validated.

The StartTagBuffer also allows error conditions to be buffered. This is because the XSIAttributeHandler validates attributes such as xsi:type and xsi:nil before attempting to match its parent element against a particle of its containing type. It is possible that the parent element will match a wildcard particle with processContents="skip", in which case an invalid xsi:type or xsi:nil attribute is not an error.
org.pdf4j.saxon.event.StartTagBuffer
StartTagBuffer is a ProxyReceiver that buffers attributes and namespace events within a start tag. It maintains details of the namespace context, and a full set of attribute information, on behalf of other filters that need access to namespace information or need to process attributes in arbitrary order.
StartTagBuffer also implements namespace fixup (the process of creating namespace nodes|bindings on behalf of constructed element and attribute nodes). Although this would be done anyway, further down the pipeline, it has to be done early in the case of a validating pipeline, because the namespace bindings must be created before any namespace-sensitive attribute content is validated.

The StartTagBuffer also allows error conditions to be buffered. This is because the XSIAttributeHandler validates attributes such as xsi:type and xsi:nil before attempting to match its parent element against a particle of its containing type. It is possible that the parent element will match a wildcard particle with processContents="skip", in which case an invalid xsi:type or xsi:nil attribute is not an error.

Examples of client.net.sf.saxon.ce.event.StartTagBuffer

        PipelineConfiguration pipe = getConfiguration().makePipelineConfiguration();
        styleBuilder.setPipelineConfiguration(pipe);
        styleBuilder.setSystemId(rawDoc.getSystemId());
        styleBuilder.setNodeFactory(nodeFactory);


        StartTagBuffer startTagBuffer = new StartTagBuffer();
        NamespaceReducer nsReducer = new NamespaceReducer();
        nsReducer.setUnderlyingReceiver(startTagBuffer);


        UseWhenFilter useWhenFilter = new UseWhenFilter(startTagBuffer, nsReducer);
        useWhenFilter.setUnderlyingReceiver(styleBuilder);


        startTagBuffer.setUnderlyingReceiver(useWhenFilter);


        StylesheetStripper styleStripper = new StylesheetStripper();
        styleStripper.setUnderlyingReceiver(nsReducer);


        CommentStripper commentStripper = new CommentStripper();

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Examples of net.sf.saxon.event.StartTagBuffer

        builder = new TreeBuilder();
        builder.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());
        builder.setNodeFactory(nodeFactory);
        builder.setLineNumbering(true);


        StartTagBuffer startTagBuffer = new StartTagBuffer();


        UseWhenFilter useWhenFilter = new UseWhenFilter(startTagBuffer);
        useWhenFilter.setUnderlyingReceiver(builder);
        useWhenFilter.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());


        startTagBuffer.setUnderlyingReceiver(useWhenFilter);
        startTagBuffer.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());


        StylesheetStripper styleStripper = new StylesheetStripper();
        styleStripper.setUnderlyingReceiver(startTagBuffer);
        styleStripper.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());

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Examples of net.sf.saxon.event.StartTagBuffer

        builder = new TreeBuilder();
        builder.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());
        builder.setNodeFactory(nodeFactory);
        builder.setLineNumbering(true);


        StartTagBuffer startTagBuffer = new StartTagBuffer();


        UseWhenFilter useWhenFilter = new UseWhenFilter(startTagBuffer);
        useWhenFilter.setUnderlyingReceiver(builder);
        useWhenFilter.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());


        startTagBuffer.setUnderlyingReceiver(useWhenFilter);
        startTagBuffer.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());


        StylesheetStripper styleStripper = new StylesheetStripper();
        styleStripper.setStylesheetRules(config.getNamePool());
        styleStripper.setUnderlyingReceiver(startTagBuffer);
        styleStripper.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());

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Examples of net.sf.saxon.event.StartTagBuffer

        styleBuilder.setPipelineConfiguration(pipe);
        styleBuilder.setSystemId(styleSource.getSystemId());
        styleBuilder.setNodeFactory(nodeFactory);
        styleBuilder.setLineNumbering(true);


        StartTagBuffer startTagBuffer = new StartTagBuffer();


        UseWhenFilter useWhenFilter = new UseWhenFilter(startTagBuffer);
        useWhenFilter.setUnderlyingReceiver(styleBuilder);


        startTagBuffer.setUnderlyingReceiver(useWhenFilter);


        StylesheetStripper styleStripper = new StylesheetStripper();
        styleStripper.setStylesheetRules(localNamePool);
        styleStripper.setUnderlyingReceiver(startTagBuffer);

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Examples of org.pdf4j.saxon.event.StartTagBuffer

        styleBuilder.setPipelineConfiguration(pipe);
        styleBuilder.setSystemId(styleSource.getSystemId());
        styleBuilder.setNodeFactory(nodeFactory);
        styleBuilder.setLineNumbering(true);


        StartTagBuffer startTagBuffer = new StartTagBuffer();


        UseWhenFilter useWhenFilter = new UseWhenFilter(startTagBuffer);
        useWhenFilter.setUnderlyingReceiver(styleBuilder);


        startTagBuffer.setUnderlyingReceiver(useWhenFilter);


        StylesheetStripper styleStripper = new StylesheetStripper();
        styleStripper.setUnderlyingReceiver(startTagBuffer);


        CommentStripper commentStripper = new CommentStripper();

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Examples of org.pdf4j.saxon.event.StartTagBuffer

        builder = new TreeBuilder();
        builder.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());
        builder.setNodeFactory(nodeFactory);
        builder.setLineNumbering(true);


        StartTagBuffer startTagBuffer = new StartTagBuffer();


        UseWhenFilter useWhenFilter = new UseWhenFilter(startTagBuffer);
        useWhenFilter.setUnderlyingReceiver(builder);
        useWhenFilter.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());


        startTagBuffer.setUnderlyingReceiver(useWhenFilter);
        startTagBuffer.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());


        StylesheetStripper styleStripper = new StylesheetStripper();
        styleStripper.setUnderlyingReceiver(startTagBuffer);
        styleStripper.setPipelineConfiguration(getPipelineConfiguration());

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