Re: [Vtd-xml-users] Closing tags

[Kostya <kma...@gm...>]

Jimmy, thanks a  lot for you answer.
Just to recheck - the inserted writeVTD() class should be here:


if (offset>= endOffset)
    throw new EOFException("permature EOF reached, XML document 
incomplete");
for (int i = 0; i < sl; i++) {
    if (XMLDoc[sos + i] != XMLDoc[temp_offset + i])
        throw new ParseException(
            "Ending tag error: Start/ending tag mismatch"
            + formatLineNumber());
}
depth--;
writeVTD(temp_offset, length1, TOKEN_ENDING_TAG, depth);  /// !!!!! 
HERE, RIGHT?
ch = getCharAfterS();
if(ch != '>')
    throw new ParseException(
        "Ending tag error: Invalid char in ending tag "
        + formatLineNumber());


Kostya.

jimmy Zhang wrote:
> I think that feature exists in XMLModifier's class, the method is 
> called updateElementName(), but after calling the method
> you have to call XMLModifier's output() to get a new XML document...
>  
> if you want to get the ending tag of the VTD tokens, it's fairly easy 
> to do it yourself... just go to the source code of vtdGen's parse
> method, go to where ending tag is processed, and turn on the writeVTD 
> method for ending tag
>  
> add
>  
> writeVTD(temp_offset, length1, TOKEN_ENDING_TAG, depth);
> after line #1966 of VTDGen.java
>  
> the VTD record for ending tag will just be available
>
>     ----- Original Message -----
>     *From:* Kostya Mashukov <mailto:kma...@gm...>
>     *To:* vtd...@li...
>     <mailto:vtd...@li...>
>     *Sent:* Wednesday, December 02, 2009 1:54 PM
>     *Subject:* [Vtd-xml-users] Closing tags
>
>     Hi to everyone!
>
>     Is it possible to see closing tags (TOKEN_ENDING_TAG) after parsing?
>     In the version I'm using (2.7, java), closing tags are just thrown
>     away.
>     I see some tracks of this functionality in source code, however.
>
>     I'm implementing a simple XML-editor and the required feature is
>     the ability
>     to simultaneously change the name of starting and ending tags.
>     It is possible to locate the caret position of any opening tag,
>     say  <a>, (using offset), but how to locate position of
>     corresponding closing tag </a> ?
>     Do any possible solutions exist?
>
>     Kostya.
>
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