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#ifndef cxxtools_xml_Characters_h
#define cxxtools_xml_Characters_h
#include <cxxtools/xml/api.h>
#include <cxxtools/xml/node.h>
#include <cxxtools/string.h>
namespace cxxtools {
namespace xml {
/**
* @brief A Character element (Node) of an XML document, containing the body's Text of a tag.
*
* A Character element stores the data of a tag's body. The data is interpreted before it
* is set as content of a Character element. This means that entities were translated into
* their corresponding character sequence, ...
*
* Use content() to get the content of the CDATA element.
*
* When parsing a tag $<a>This is the body's Text</a>$ the following content will be
* returned by content(): $This is the body's Text$
*
* @see Node
*/
class CXXTOOLS_XML_API Characters : public Node
{
public:
/**
* @brief Constructs a new Character object with the given (optional) string as content.
*
* @param content The content of the Character object. This is an optional parameter.
* Default is an empty string.
*/
explicit Characters( const String& content = String() )
: Node(Node::Characters), _content(content)
{ }
/**
* @brief Clones this Character object by creating a duplicate on the heap and returning it.
* @return A cloned version of this Character object.
*/
Characters* clone() const
{ return new Characters(*this); }
/**
* @brief Returns $true$ if the content of this Character object is empty; $false$ otherwise.
* @return $true$ if the content of this Character object is empty; $false$ otherwise.
*/
bool empty() const
{ return _content.empty(); }
void clear()
{ _content.clear(); }
/**
* @brief Returns the content of this Character object.
*
* The content includes the Text inside a tag's body. The Text is interpreted before it
* is returned, this means that for example entities are translated into their corresponding
* character sequence. When parsing a tag $<a>This is the body's Text</a>$ the followin
* content will be returned: $This is the body's Text$
*
* @return The content of this Character object.
*/
String& content()
{ return _content; }
/**
* @brief Returns the content of this Character object.
*
* The content includes the Text inside a tag's body. The Text is interpreted before it
* is returned, this means that for example entities are translated into their corresponding
* character sequence. When parsing a tag $<a>This is the body's Text</a>$ the followin
* content will be returned: $This is the body's Text$
*
* @return The content of this Character object.
*/
const String& content() const
{ return _content; }
/**
* @brief Sets the content of this Character object.
* @param content The new content for this Character object.
*/
void setContent(const String& content)
{ _content = content; }
/**
* @brief Compares this Character object with the given node.
*
* This method returns $true$ if the given node also is a Character object and
* the content of both Character objects is the same. Otherwise it returns $false$.
*
* @param node This Node object is compared to the current Character node object.
* @return $true if this Character object is the same as the given node.
*/
virtual bool operator==(const Node& node) const;
private:
//! The content of this Character object.
String _content;
};
}
}
#endif
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