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Examples of currentTokenType()

org.apache.xmlbeans.XmlCursor.currentTokenType()

Returns the type of the current token. By definition, the current token is the token immediately to the right of the cursor. If you're in the middle of text, before a character, you get TEXT. You can't dive into the text of an ATTR, COMMENT or PROCINST.

As an alternative, it may be more convenient for you to use one of the methods that test for a particular token type. These include the methods isStart(), isStartdoc(), isText(), isAttr(), and so on. Each returns a boolean value indicating whether the token that follows the cursor is the type in question.

@return The TokenType instance for the token at the cursor's currentlocation.

     */
    private XMLList matchDescendantChildren(XMLName xmlName)
    {
        XMLList result = new XMLList(lib);
        XmlCursor curs = newCursor();
        TokenType tt = curs.currentTokenType();


        // Set the targets for this XMLList.
        result.setTargets(this, null);


        if (tt.isStartdoc())

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Examples of currentTokenType()

Examples of org.apache.xmlbeans.XmlCursor.currentTokenType()