Class XSLBreak

    • Constructor Detail

      • XSLBreak

        public XSLBreak()
    • Method Detail

      • prepareAttributes

        protected void prepareAttributes()
        Description copied from class: XSLBreakOrContinue
        Set the attribute list for the element. This is called to process the attributes (note the distinction from processAttributes in the superclass). Must be supplied in a subclass
        Overrides:
        prepareAttributes in class XSLBreakOrContinue
      • mayContainSequenceConstructor

        protected boolean mayContainSequenceConstructor()
        Determine whether this type of element is allowed to contain a sequence constructor
        Overrides:
        mayContainSequenceConstructor in class StyleElement
        Returns:
        true if this instruction is allowed to contain a sequence constructor
      • validate

        public void validate​(ComponentDeclaration decl)
                      throws XPathException
        Check that the stylesheet element is valid. This is called once for each element, after the entire tree has been built. As well as validation, it can perform first-time initialisation. The default implementation does nothing; it is normally overriden in subclasses.
        Overrides:
        validate in class StyleElement
        Parameters:
        decl - the component declaration - not used in this case
        Throws:
        XPathException - if any error is found during validation
      • compile

        public Expression compile​(Compilation exec,
                                  ComponentDeclaration decl)
                           throws XPathException
        Description copied from class: StyleElement
        Compile the instruction on the stylesheet tree into an executable instruction for use at run-time.
        Overrides:
        compile in class StyleElement
        Parameters:
        exec - the compilation episode
        decl - the containing top-level declaration, for example xsl:function or xsl:template
        Returns:
        either a ComputedExpression, or null. The value null is returned when compiling an instruction that returns a no-op, or when compiling a top-level object such as an xsl:template that compiles into something other than an instruction.
        Throws:
        XPathException - if validation fails