NodeVectorTree

All Known Implementing Classes:

DominoTree, TinyTree
```
public interface NodeVectorTree
```
Interface defining methods common to the TinyTree and the Domino tree model. These two models are recognized by the NodeTest class, which is able to match nodes without actually instantiating the NodeInfo object

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`int`	`getFingerprint(int nodeNr)`	Get the integer fingerprint of the node at a given position in the tree
`int[]`	`getNameCodeArray()`
`NamePool`	`getNamePool()`
`NodeInfo`	`getNode(int nodeNr)`	Construct a NodeInfo representing the node at a given position in the tree
`int`	`getNodeKind(int nodeNr)`	Get the kind of node at a given position in the tree
`byte[]`	`getNodeKindArray()`
`boolean`	`isTyped()`	Ask whether the tree contains non-trivial type information (from schema validation)

- Method Detail
  - isTyped
```
boolean isTyped()
```
    Ask whether the tree contains non-trivial type information (from schema validation)
    
    Returns:
    
    true if type information is present
  - getNode
```
NodeInfo getNode(int nodeNr)
```
    Construct a NodeInfo representing the node at a given position in the tree
    
    Parameters:
    
    nodeNr - the node number in the tree
    
    Returns:
    
    the constructed NodeInfo
  - getNodeKind
```
int getNodeKind(int nodeNr)
```
    Get the kind of node at a given position in the tree
    
    Parameters:
    
    nodeNr - the node number
    
    Returns:
    
    the kind of node, for example Type.ELEMENT
  - getFingerprint
```
int getFingerprint(int nodeNr)
```
    Get the integer fingerprint of the node at a given position in the tree
    
    Parameters:
    
    nodeNr - the node number
    
    Returns:
    
    the fingerprint of the node, as registered in the NamePool. -1 for an unnamed node.
  - getNodeKindArray
```
byte[] getNodeKindArray()
```
  - getNameCodeArray
```
int[] getNameCodeArray()
```
  - getNamePool
```
NamePool getNamePool()
```