Representation or the SGML DTD document.
Provides basis for describing a syntax of the
HTML documents. The fields of this class are NOT initialized in
constructor. You need to do this separately before passing this data
structure to the HTML parser. The subclasses with the fields, pre-
initialized, for example, for HTML 4.01, can be available only between
the implementation specific classes
( for example, gnu.javax.swing.text.html.parser.HTML_401F
in this implementation).
If you need more information about SGML DTD documents,
the author suggests to read SGML tutorial on
http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-html40-970708/intro/sgmltut.html.
We also recommend Goldfarb C.F (1991) The SGML Handbook,
Oxford University Press, 688 p, ISBN: 0198537379.
Warning: the html, head and other tag fields will only be automatically
assigned if the VM has the correctly implemented reflection mechanism.
As these fields are not used anywhere in the implementation, not
exception will be thrown in the opposite case.
Contains all elements in this DTD. The
javax.swing.text.html.parser.Element#index field of all elements
in this vector is set to the element position in this vector.
Creates and returns new attribute (not an attribute list).
Parameters:
name - the name of this attribute
type - the type of this attribute (FIXED, IMPLIED or
REQUIRED from DTDConstants).
modifier - the modifier of this attribute
default_value - the default value of this attribute
allowed_values - the allowed values of this attribute. The multiple
possible values in this parameter are supposed to be separated by
'|', same as in SGML DTD <!ATTLIST tag. This parameter
can be null if no list of allowed values is specified.
atts - the previous attribute of this element. This is
placed to the field
AttributeList.next,
creating a linked list.
Defines the element and adds it to the element table. Sets the
Element.index field to the value, unique for this
instance of DTD. If the element with the given name already exists,
replaces all other its settings by the method argument values.
Parameters:
name - the name of the element
type - the type of the element
headless - true if the element needs no starting tag
(should not occur in HTML).
tailless - true if the element needs no ending tag (like
<hr>
content - the element content
exclusions - the set of elements that must not occur inside
this element. The Element.index value defines which
bit in this bitset corresponds to that element.
inclusions - the set of elements that can occur inside this
element. the Element.index value defines which
bit in this bitset corresponds to that element.
Get this DTD by name. The current implementation
only looks in the internal table of DTD documents. If no corresponding
entry is found, the new entry is created, placed into
the table and returned.
Get the element by the element name. If the element is not yet
defined, it is newly created and placed into the element table.
If the element name matches (ingoring case) a public non static
element field in this class, this field is assigned to the value
of the newly created element.
Reads DTD from an archived format. This format is not standardized
and differs between implementations. This implementation
reads and defines all entities and elements using
ObjectInputStream. The elements and entities can be written into the
stream in any order. The objects other than elements and entities
are ignored.
Parameters:
stream - A data stream to read from.
Throws:
IOException - If one is thrown by the input stream
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