QNameTest

All Known Implementing Classes:

AnyNodeTest, LocalNameTest, NamespaceTest, NameTest, NameTestUnion, SameNameTest, UnionQNameTest
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public interface QNameTest
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Interface for tests against a QName. This is implemented by a subset of NodeTests, specifically those that are only concerned with testing a name. It is used for matching error codes against the codes specified in a try/catch clause, and also to match component names in xsl:accept and xsl:expose. The various implementations of QNameTest typically match a node kind as well as node name. This interface, however, is concerned only with matching of QNames, and the ability of an implementation to match a node kind as well is redundant.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`java.lang.String`	`exportQNameTest()`	Export the QNameTest as a string for use in a SEF file (typically in a catch clause).
`boolean`	`matches(StructuredQName qname)`	Test whether the QNameTest matches a given QName
`boolean`	`matchesFingerprint(NamePool namePool, int fp)`	Test whether the QNameTest matches a given fingerprint

- Method Detail
  - matches
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boolean matches(StructuredQName qname)
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    Test whether the QNameTest matches a given QName
    
    Parameters:
    
    qname - the QName to be matched
    
    Returns:
    
    true if the name matches, false if not
  - matchesFingerprint
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boolean matchesFingerprint(NamePool namePool,
                           int fp)
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    Test whether the QNameTest matches a given fingerprint
    
    Parameters:
    
    namePool - the name pool
    
    fp - the fingerprint of the QName to be matched
    
    Returns:
    
    true if the name matches, false if not
  - exportQNameTest
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java.lang.String exportQNameTest()
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    Export the QNameTest as a string for use in a SEF file (typically in a catch clause).
    
    Returns:
    
    a string representation of the QNameTest, suitable for use in export files. The format is a sequence of alternatives, space-separated, where each alternative is one of '*', '*:localname', 'Q{uri}*', or 'Q{uri}local'.