public class ResultDocumentAdjunct extends StreamingAdjunct
Constructor and Description |
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ResultDocumentAdjunct() |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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FeedMaker |
getFeedMaker(Expression expression,
int arg)
Get a FeedMaker, a factory class that creates a Feed to evaluate this expression
in streaming mode.
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static void |
processLeft(ResultDocument instr,
Stack<XPathContext> contextStack,
Stack<Object> state)
In streaming mode, process the first half of the instruction (for example, to start a new document or element)
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static void |
processRight(ResultDocument instr,
Stack<XPathContext> contextStack,
Stack<Object> state)
In streaming mode, process the right half of the instruction (for example, to end a new document or element)
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getConfiguration, getWatchMaker, makeStreamingAdjunct, setConfiguration
public FeedMaker getFeedMaker(Expression expression, int arg)
StreamingAdjunct
getFeedMaker
in class StreamingAdjunct
expression
- the expression to be evaluated in streaming modearg
- identifies the argument with respect to which the expression is to be inverted:
usually 0 to indicate the first argument is the value that is streamed. Argument numbering
is the same as the sequence of arguments/operands returned by the method Expression.iterateSubExpressions()
public static void processLeft(ResultDocument instr, Stack<XPathContext> contextStack, Stack<Object> state) throws XPathException
instr
- the ResultDocument instructioncontextStack
- Stack of XPathContext objects. The instruction should use the one at the top of the stack.
Some instructions (such as xsl:result-document) create a new context object and add it to the stack, removing it
in the corresponding processRight() action.state
- a stack on which the instruction can save state information during the call on processLeft()XPathException
- if a dynamic error occurspublic static void processRight(ResultDocument instr, Stack<XPathContext> contextStack, Stack<Object> state) throws XPathException
instr
- the ResultDocument instructioncontextStack
- the stack of dynamic context objectsstate
- a stack on which the instruction can save state information during the call on processLeft()XPathException
- if a dynamic error occursCopyright (c) 2004-2013 Saxonica Limited. All rights reserved.