Uses of Class
uxparser.XContent

Uses of XContent in uxparser
 

Subclasses of XContent in uxparser
 class XElem
          XElem models a XML Element construct.
 class XText
          XText is the XContent element child used to store character data.
 

Methods in uxparser that return XContent
 XContent[] XElem.content()
          Get the array of XContent children for this element.
 XContent[] XElem.content()
          Get the array of XContent children for this element.
 XContent XElem.content(int index)
          Get the XContent child at the specified index.
 XContent XElem.content(int index)
          Get the XContent child at the specified index.
 

Methods in uxparser with parameters of type XContent
 XElem XElem.addContent(int index, XContent child)
          Insert the content instance as a child of this element at the specified index.
 XElem XElem.addContent(int index, XContent child)
          Insert the content instance as a child of this element at the specified index.
 XElem XElem.addContent(XContent child)
          Add the specified content to the end of the content list.
 XElem XElem.addContent(XContent child)
          Add the specified content to the end of the content list.
 int XElem.contentIndex(XContent child)
          Get the index of the specified content instance (using == operator) or return -1 if the specified content is not a child of this element.
 int XElem.contentIndex(XContent child)
          Get the index of the specified content instance (using == operator) or return -1 if the specified content is not a child of this element.
 void XElem.removeContent(XContent child)
          Remove the specified content instance (using == operator).
 void XElem.removeContent(XContent child)
          Remove the specified content instance (using == operator).
 void XElem.replaceContent(int index, XContent child)
          Replace the content instance at the specified index with the new content child.
 void XElem.replaceContent(int index, XContent child)
          Replace the content instance at the specified index with the new content child.