org.millscript.commons.xml.tokenizer
Class NamespaceIgnoreNameTokenizer

java.lang.Object
  org.millscript.commons.xml.tokenizer.NameTokenizer
      org.millscript.commons.xml.tokenizer.NamespaceIgnoreNameTokenizer

public class NamespaceIgnoreNameTokenizer
extends NameTokenizer

This class provides an unprefixed name tokenizer, for tokenizing XML Names in a namespace unaware environment.

Constructor Summary

NamespaceIgnoreNameTokenizer(AbstractXmlTokenizerImpl xt)
Constructs a new namespace unaware name tokenizer to tokenize a name from the specified tokenizer.

Method Summary

AbstractName	readAttributeName() Returns a name for an attribute, read from the underlying tokenizer.
AbstractName	readTagName() Returns a name for a tag, read from the underlying tokenizer.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

NamespaceIgnoreNameTokenizer

public NamespaceIgnoreNameTokenizer(AbstractXmlTokenizerImpl xt)

Constructs a new namespace unaware name tokenizer to tokenize a name from the specified tokenizer.

Parameters:

xt - the tokenizer to tokenize a name from

Method Detail

readAttributeName

public AbstractName readAttributeName()

Description copied from class: NameTokenizer

Returns a name for an attribute, read from the underlying tokenizer. This method is provided for reading an attribute name and nothing else, as it only allows qualified names to have a namespace.

Specified by:

readAttributeName in class NameTokenizer

Returns:

a ProtoName for the attribute, read from the underlying tokenizer

See Also:

NameTokenizer.readAttributeName()

readTagName

public AbstractName readTagName()

Description copied from class: NameTokenizer

Returns a name for a tag, read from the underlying tokenizer. This method is provided for reading a tag name and nothing else, as it allows tag names to use the default namespace declaration.

Specified by:

readTagName in class NameTokenizer

Returns:

a ProtoName for the tag, read from the underlying tokenizer

See Also:

NameTokenizer.readTagName()