Examples of TemplateParser

anvil.script.parser.TemplateParser
class TemplateParser @author : Jani Lehtim�ki
cambridge.parser.TemplateParser
TemplateParser creates a Template Model object by parsing a template document in cambridge template format. It can also parse regular HTML documents too.
It requires an TemplateTokenizer object to do the parsing and the generated Template object represents a tree of nodes in the parsed document that is similar to a DOM tree. @see cambridge.model.TemplateDocument @see TemplateTokenizer
com.sun.jsftemplating.layout.template.TemplateParser

This class is responsible for the actual parsing of a template.

This class is intended to read the template one time. Often it may be useful to cache the result as it would be inefficient to reread a template multiple times. Templates that are generated from this class are intended to be static and safe to share. However, this class itself is not thread safe.
@author Ken Paulsen (ken.paulsen@sun.com)
com.xfltr.hapax.parser.TemplateParser
Interface that must be implemented by any template parsers. @author dcoker
org.apache.tapestry.parse.TemplateParser
Parses Tapestry templates, breaking them into a series of {@link org.apache.tapestry.parse.TemplateToken tokens}. Although often referred to as an "HTML template", there is no real requirement that the template be HTML. This parser can handle any reasonable SGML derived markup (including XML), but specifically works around the ambiguities of HTML reasonably.
Dynamic markup in Tapestry attempts to be invisible. Components are arbitrary tags containing a jwcid attribute. Such components must be well balanced (have a matching close tag, or end the tag with "/>".
Generally, the id specified in the template is matched against an component defined in the specification. However, implicit components are also possible. The jwcid attribute uses the syntax "@Type" for implicit components. Type is the component type, and may include a library id prefix. Such a component is anonymous (but is given a unique id).
(The unique ids assigned start with a dollar sign, which is normally no allowed for component ids ... this helps to make them stand out and assures that they do not conflict with user-defined component ids. These ids tend to propagate into URLs and become HTML element names and even JavaScript variable names ... the dollar sign is acceptible in these contexts as well).
Implicit component may also be given a name using the syntax "componentId:@Type". Such a component should not be defined in the specification, but may still be accessed via {@link org.apache.tapestry.IComponent#getComponent(String)}.
Both defined and implicit components may have additional attributes defined, simply by including them in the template. They set formal or informal parameters of the component to static strings. {@link org.apache.tapestry.spec.IComponentSpecification#getAllowInformalParameters()}, if false, will cause such attributes to be simply ignored. For defined components, conflicting values defined in the template are ignored.
Attributes in component tags will become formal and informal parameters of the corresponding component. Most attributes will be
The parser removes the body of some tags (when the corresponding component doesn't {@link org.apache.tapestry.spec.IComponentSpecification#getAllowBody() allow a body}, and allows portions of the template to be completely removed.
The parser does a pretty thorough lexical analysis of the template, and reports a great number of errors, including improper nesting of tags.
The parser supports invisible localization: The parser recognizes HTML of the form: <span key="value"> ... </span> and converts them into a {@link TokenType#LOCALIZATION}token. You may also specifify a raw attribute ... if the value is true, then the localized value is sent to the client without filtering, which is appropriate if the value has any markup that should not be escaped. @author Howard Lewis Ship, Geoff Longman @version $Id: TemplateParser.java 244412 2005-07-23 03:32:35Z glongman $
org.cruxframework.crux.core.declarativeui.template.TemplateParser
@author Thiago da Rosa de Bustamante
org.jostraca.TemplateParser
Interface to template code parsing.
org.mule.util.TemplateParser
TemplateParser is a simple string parser that will substitute tokens in a string with values supplied in a Map.
org.openstreetmap.josm.tools.template_engine.TemplateParser
xdoclet.template.TemplateParser
Subclass of Template Engine that do not generate anything but only parse the document. The TagHandlers have a callback entry to this method to set in it anything they want to. This class was introduced for parsing .j files and return a list of merge files needed for the generation. The timestamp checking can then verify all files involved in a generation and bypass the generation if -nothing has changed-. @author Vincent Harcq (vincent.harcq@hubmethods.com) @created December 27, 2001 @version $Revision: 1.12 $

Examples of anvil.script.parser.TemplateParser

    if (pos == length) {
      throw new IOException("File is empty: " + url);
    }
    
    if (is_template) {
      TemplateParser parser = new TemplateParser(this, 
        _address.getZone().getNamespace(), url, content);
      _script1 = parser.parseTemplate();


    } else {
      ScriptParser parser = new ScriptParser(this, url, content);
      _script1 = parser.parseScript();
    }
    
    _address.getZone().log().info("parsed: " + _address);
  }

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Examples of cambridge.parser.TemplateParser

 */
public class SetDirectiveTest {
   @Test
   public void testSetDirective() throws Exception {
      TemplateTokenizer tokenizer = new TemplateTokenizer(ParserTest.class.getResourceAsStream("set.html"));
      TemplateParser parser = new TemplateParser(tokenizer);
      TemplateDocument doc = parser.parse();
      FragmentList fragmentList = doc.normalize();
      Map<String, Object> prop = new DefaultTemplateBindings();
      StringWriter out = new StringWriter();
      for (Fragment f : fragmentList) {
         f.eval(prop, out);

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Examples of cambridge.parser.TemplateParser

      try {
         TemplateFactory f = loader.newTemplateFactory("a.html", new TemplateModifier() {
            public void modifyTemplate(TemplateDocument doc) {
               try {
                  TemplateTokenizer tokenizer = new TemplateTokenizer(new InputStreamReader(new FileInputStream("b.html"), "UTF-8"));
                  TemplateParser parser = new TemplateParser(tokenizer);
                  TemplateDocument document = parser.parse();


                  Tag tag = document.getElementsByTagName("body").get(0);
                  Tag bodyTag = doc.getElementsByTagName("body").get(0);


                  bodyTag.addChildren(tag.getChildren());

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Examples of cambridge.parser.TemplateParser

   private final String out = "<div>friend1</div>";


   @Test
   public void testWithBehavior() throws Exception {
      TemplateTokenizer tokenizer = new TemplateTokenizer(ConditionalAttributeBehaviorTest.class.getResourceAsStream("withbehavior.html"));
      TemplateParser parser = new TemplateParser(tokenizer);
      Map<String, Object> bindings = new DefaultTemplateBindings();


      User user = new User("test", "test@test.com");
      bindings.put("user", user);


      TemplateDocument t = parser.parse();
      assertNotNull(t);
      FragmentList fragments = t.normalize();


      StringWriter builder = new StringWriter();

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Examples of cambridge.parser.TemplateParser


   @Test
   public void test() {
      try {
         TemplateTokenizer tokenizer = new TemplateTokenizer(ConditionalAttributeBehaviorTest.class.getResourceAsStream("conditionalattribute.html"));
         TemplateParser parser = new TemplateParser(tokenizer);
         Map<String, Object> bindings = new DefaultTemplateBindings();
         bindings.put("condition", true);


         TemplateDocument t = parser.parse();
         assertNotNull(t);
         FragmentList fragments = t.normalize();


         StringWriter builder = new StringWriter();

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Examples of cambridge.parser.TemplateParser


   @Test
   public void testFull() {
      try {
         TemplateTokenizer tokenizer = new TemplateTokenizer(ParserTest.class.getResourceAsStream("full.html"));
         TemplateParser parser = new TemplateParser(tokenizer);
         TemplateDocument t = parser.parse();
         assertNotNull(t);
         FragmentList fragments = t.normalize();




         StringWriter builder = new StringWriter();

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Examples of cambridge.parser.TemplateParser


   @Test
   public void testSelectBefore() {
      try {
         TemplateTokenizer tokenizer = new TemplateTokenizer(ParserTest.class.getResourceAsStream("full.html"));
         TemplateParser parser = new TemplateParser(tokenizer);
         TemplateDocument t = parser.parse();
         FragmentList fragments = t.select("before /html/body/div[3]");


         StringWriter builder = new StringWriter();


         for (Fragment f : fragments) {

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Examples of cambridge.parser.TemplateParser


   @Test
   public void testSelectAfter() {
      try {
         TemplateTokenizer tokenizer = new TemplateTokenizer(ParserTest.class.getResourceAsStream("full.html"));
         TemplateParser parser = new TemplateParser(tokenizer);
         TemplateDocument t = parser.parse();
         FragmentList fragments = t.select("after /html/body/div[3]");


         StringWriter builder = new StringWriter();


         for (Fragment f : fragments) {

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Examples of cambridge.parser.TemplateParser


   @Test
   public void testSelectInside() {
      try {
         TemplateTokenizer tokenizer = new TemplateTokenizer(ParserTest.class.getResourceAsStream("full.html"));
         TemplateParser parser = new TemplateParser(tokenizer);
         TemplateDocument t = parser.parse();
         FragmentList fragments = t.select("inside /html/body");


         StringWriter builder = new StringWriter();


         for (Fragment f : fragments) {

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Examples of cambridge.parser.TemplateParser

public class ComplexAttributeTest {
   @Test
   public void testBasic() {
      try {
         TemplateTokenizer tokenizer = new TemplateTokenizer(ParserTest.class.getResourceAsStream("basic.html"));
         TemplateParser parser = new TemplateParser(tokenizer);
         Map<String, Object> p = new DefaultTemplateBindings();
         p.put("class", "test");
         TemplateDocument t = parser.parse();


         assertNotNull(t);


         Attribute a = t.locateTag("/div").getAttribute("class");
         assertTrue(a instanceof ComplexAttribute);

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