Examples of StepIterator

com.sun.org.apache.xalan.internal.xsltc.dom.StepIterator
A step iterator is used to evaluate expressions like "BOOK/TITLE". A better name for this iterator would have been ParentIterator since both "BOOK" and "TITLE" are steps in XPath lingo. Step iterators are constructed from two other iterators which we are going to refer to as "outer" and "inner". Every node from the outer iterator (the one for BOOK in our example) is used to initialize the inner iterator. After this initialization, every node from the inner iterator is returned (in essence, implementing a "nested loop"). @author Jacek Ambroziak @author Santiago Pericas-Geertsen @author Erwin Bolwidt @author Morten Jorgensen
org.apache.xalan.xsltc.dom.StepIterator
A step iterator is used to evaluate expressions like "BOOK/TITLE". A better name for this iterator would have been ParentIterator since both "BOOK" and "TITLE" are steps in XPath lingo. Step iterators are constructed from two other iterators which we are going to refer to as "outer" and "inner". Every node from the outer iterator (the one for BOOK in our example) is used to initialize the inner iterator. After this initialization, every node from the inner iterator is returned (in essence, implementing a "nested loop").

Examples of com.sun.org.apache.xalan.internal.xsltc.dom.StepIterator

            multiDOM.addDOMAdapter(domAdapter);


            DTMAxisIterator iter1 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            DTMAxisIterator iter2 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            iter = new AbsoluteIterator(
                new StepIterator(iter1, iter2));


            iter.setStartNode(DTMDefaultBase.ROOTNODE);


            childIter = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            attrIter = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.ATTRIBUTE);

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Examples of com.sun.org.apache.xalan.internal.xsltc.dom.StepIterator

            multiDOM.addDOMAdapter(domAdapter);


      DTMAxisIterator iter1 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
      DTMAxisIterator iter2 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            DTMAxisIterator iter = new AbsoluteIterator(
                new StepIterator(iter1, iter2));


       iter.setStartNode(DTMDefaultBase.ROOTNODE);
      return iter;
  }
        else {

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Examples of com.sun.org.apache.xalan.internal.xsltc.dom.StepIterator

            multiDOM.addDOMAdapter(domAdapter);


            DTMAxisIterator iter1 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            DTMAxisIterator iter2 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            iter = new AbsoluteIterator(
                new StepIterator(iter1, iter2));


            iter.setStartNode(DTMDefaultBase.ROOTNODE);


            childIter = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            attrIter = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.ATTRIBUTE);

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Examples of com.sun.org.apache.xalan.internal.xsltc.dom.StepIterator

            multiDOM.addDOMAdapter(domAdapter);


      DTMAxisIterator iter1 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
      DTMAxisIterator iter2 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            DTMAxisIterator iter = new AbsoluteIterator(
                new StepIterator(iter1, iter2));


       iter.setStartNode(DTMDefaultBase.ROOTNODE);
      return iter;
  }
        else {

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Examples of org.apache.xalan.xsltc.dom.StepIterator

            multiDOM.addDOMAdapter(domAdapter);


      NodeIterator iter1 = multiDOM.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
      NodeIterator iter2 = multiDOM.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            NodeIterator iter = new AbsoluteIterator(
                new StepIterator(iter1, iter2));


       iter.setStartNode(DOM.ROOTNODE | domAdapter.getMultiDOMMask());
      return iter;
  }
        else {

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Examples of org.apache.xalan.xsltc.dom.StepIterator

            multiDOM.addDOMAdapter(domAdapter);


      DTMAxisIterator iter1 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
      DTMAxisIterator iter2 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            iter = new AbsoluteIterator(
                new StepIterator(iter1, iter2));


       iter.setStartNode(DTMDefaultBase.ROOTNODE);


      childIter = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
      attrIter = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.ATTRIBUTE);

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Examples of org.apache.xalan.xsltc.dom.StepIterator

            multiDOM.addDOMAdapter(domAdapter);


      NodeIterator iter1 = multiDOM.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
      NodeIterator iter2 = multiDOM.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            NodeIterator iter = new AbsoluteIterator(
                new StepIterator(iter1, iter2));


       iter.setStartNode(DOM.ROOTNODE | domAdapter.getMultiDOMMask());
      return iter;
  }
        else {

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Examples of org.apache.xalan.xsltc.dom.StepIterator

            multiDOM.addDOMAdapter(domAdapter);


      DTMAxisIterator iter1 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
      DTMAxisIterator iter2 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            DTMAxisIterator iter = new AbsoluteIterator(
                new StepIterator(iter1, iter2));


       iter.setStartNode(DTMDefaultBase.ROOTNODE);
      return iter;
  }
        else {

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Examples of org.apache.xalan.xsltc.dom.StepIterator

            multiDOM.addDOMAdapter(domAdapter);


      DTMAxisIterator iter1 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
      DTMAxisIterator iter2 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            DTMAxisIterator iter = new AbsoluteIterator(
                new StepIterator(iter1, iter2));


       iter.setStartNode(DTMDefaultBase.ROOTNODE);
      return iter;
  }
        else {

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Examples of org.apache.xalan.xsltc.dom.StepIterator

            multiDOM.addDOMAdapter(domAdapter);


      DTMAxisIterator iter1 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
      DTMAxisIterator iter2 = idom.getAxisIterator(Axis.CHILD);
            DTMAxisIterator iter = new AbsoluteIterator(
                new StepIterator(iter1, iter2));


       iter.setStartNode(DTMDefaultBase.ROOTNODE);
      return iter;
  }
        else {

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