Package net.sf.saxon.om
Class DocumentKey
java.lang.Object
net.sf.saxon.om.DocumentKey
This class encapsulates a string used as the value of the document-uri() property of a document,
together with a normalized representation of the string used for equality comparisons. The idea
is that on Windows systems, document URIs are compared using case-blind comparison, but the original
case is retained for display purposes.
The package name and version of the document reference are retained, because calls of doc() in different packages, using the same absolute URI, may return different documents, as a result of the treatment of whitespace and type annotations varying.
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Field Summary
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Constructor Summary
ConstructorsConstructorDescriptionDocumentKey
(String uri) Create a DocumentURI object that wraps a given URIDocumentKey
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionboolean
int
hashCode()
static String
normalizeURI
(String uri) Normalize the representation of file: URIs to give better equality matching than straight string comparison.toString()
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Field Details
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Constructor Details
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DocumentKey
Create a DocumentURI object that wraps a given URI- Parameters:
uri
- the URI to be wrapped. Must not be null- Throws:
NullPointerException
- if uri is null
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DocumentKey
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Method Details
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getAbsoluteURI
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toString
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equals
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hashCode
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normalizeURI
Normalize the representation of file: URIs to give better equality matching than straight string comparison. The main purpose is (a) to eliminate the distinction between "file:/" and "file:///", and (b) to normalize case in the case of Windows filenames: especially the distinction between "file:/C:" and "file:/c:".The result of this function should only be used when comparing two URIs to see if they correspond. The result is otherwise undefined; it might change between releases, and it might even not be a valid URI.
- Parameters:
uri
- the URI to be normalized- Returns:
- the normalized URI.
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