Class AbstractMarkupHandler

java.lang.Object
org.attoparser.AbstractMarkupHandler
All Implemented Interfaces:
IAttributeSequenceHandler, ICDATASectionHandler, ICommentHandler, IDocTypeHandler, IDocumentHandler, IElementHandler, IMarkupHandler, IProcessingInstructionHandler, ITextHandler, IXMLDeclarationHandler
Direct Known Subclasses:
AbstractChainedMarkupHandler, BlockSelectorMarkupHandler, DiscardMarkupHandler, DOMBuilderMarkupHandler, DuplicateMarkupHandler, HtmlMarkupHandler, NodeSelectorMarkupHandler, OutputMarkupHandler, PrettyHtmlMarkupHandler, SimplifierMarkupHandler, TextOutputMarkupHandler, TraceBuilderMarkupHandler

public abstract class AbstractMarkupHandler extends Object implements IMarkupHandler

Base abstract implementation of IMarkupHandler that implements all of its methods as no-ops.

This class allows the easy creation of new handler implementations by extending it and simply overriding the methods that are of interest for the developer.

Since:
2.0.0
  • Constructor Summary

    Constructors
    Modifier
    Constructor
    Description
    protected
     
  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    void
    handleAttribute(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int nameLine, int nameCol, int operatorOffset, int operatorLen, int operatorLine, int operatorCol, int valueContentOffset, int valueContentLen, int valueOuterOffset, int valueOuterLen, int valueLine, int valueCol)
    Called when an attribute is found.
    void
    handleAutoCloseElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col)
    Called for signaling the end of an auto-close element, created for balancing an unclosed tag.
    void
    handleAutoCloseElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col)
    Called for signaling the start of an auto-close element (a synthetic close tag), created for balancing an unclosed tag.
    void
    handleAutoOpenElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col)
    Called for signaling the end of an auto-open element (a synthetic open tag), created for adapting parsed markup to a specification such as, for example, HTML5.
    void
    handleAutoOpenElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col)
    Called for signaling the start of an auto-open element (a synthetic open tag), created for adapting parsed markup to a specification such as, for example, HTML5.
    void
    handleCDATASection(char[] buffer, int contentOffset, int contentLen, int outerOffset, int outerLen, int line, int col)
    Called when a CDATA section is found.
    void
    handleCloseElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col)
    Called when the end of a close element (a close tag) is found.
    void
    handleCloseElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col)
    Called when the start of a close element (a close tag) is found.
    void
    handleComment(char[] buffer, int contentOffset, int contentLen, int outerOffset, int outerLen, int line, int col)
    Called when a comment is found.
    void
    handleDocType(char[] buffer, int keywordOffset, int keywordLen, int keywordLine, int keywordCol, int elementNameOffset, int elementNameLen, int elementNameLine, int elementNameCol, int typeOffset, int typeLen, int typeLine, int typeCol, int publicIdOffset, int publicIdLen, int publicIdLine, int publicIdCol, int systemIdOffset, int systemIdLen, int systemIdLine, int systemIdCol, int internalSubsetOffset, int internalSubsetLen, int internalSubsetLine, int internalSubsetCol, int outerOffset, int outerLen, int outerLine, int outerCol)
    Called when a DOCTYPE clause is found.
    void
    handleDocumentEnd(long endTimeNanos, long totalTimeNanos, int line, int col)
    Called at the end of document parsing.
    void
    handleDocumentStart(long startTimeNanos, int line, int col)
    Called at the beginning of document parsing.
    void
    handleInnerWhiteSpace(char[] buffer, int offset, int len, int line, int col)
    Called when an amount of white space is found inside an element.
    void
    handleOpenElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col)
    Called when the end of an open element (an open tag) is found.
    void
    handleOpenElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col)
    Called when an open element (an open tag) is found.
    void
    handleProcessingInstruction(char[] buffer, int targetOffset, int targetLen, int targetLine, int targetCol, int contentOffset, int contentLen, int contentLine, int contentCol, int outerOffset, int outerLen, int line, int col)
    Called when a Processing Instruction is found.
    void
    handleStandaloneElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, boolean minimized, int line, int col)
    Called when the end of a standalone element (an element with no closing tag) is found
    void
    handleStandaloneElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, boolean minimized, int line, int col)
    Called when a standalone element (an element with no closing tag) is found.
    void
    handleText(char[] buffer, int offset, int len, int line, int col)
    Called when a text artifact is found.
    void
    handleUnmatchedCloseElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col)
    Called when the end of an unmatched close element (close tag) is found.
    void
    handleUnmatchedCloseElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col)
    Called when the start of an unmatched close element (close tag) is found.
    void
    handleXmlDeclaration(char[] buffer, int keywordOffset, int keywordLen, int keywordLine, int keywordCol, int versionOffset, int versionLen, int versionLine, int versionCol, int encodingOffset, int encodingLen, int encodingLine, int encodingCol, int standaloneOffset, int standaloneLen, int standaloneLine, int standaloneCol, int outerOffset, int outerLen, int line, int col)
    Called when a XML Declaration is found.
    void
    Sets the ParseConfiguration object that will be used during the parsing operation.
    void
    Sets the ParseSelection object that represents the different levels of selectors (if any) that are currently active for the fired events.
    void
    Sets the ParseStatus object that will be used during the parsing operation.

    Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

    clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
  • Constructor Details

    • AbstractMarkupHandler

      protected AbstractMarkupHandler()
  • Method Details

    • setParseConfiguration

      public void setParseConfiguration(ParseConfiguration parseConfiguration)
      Description copied from interface: IMarkupHandler

      Sets the ParseConfiguration object that will be used during the parsing operation. This object will normally have been specified to the parser object during its instantiation or initialization.

      This method is always called by the parser before calling any other event handling method.

      Note that this method can be safely ignored by most implementations, as there are very few scenarios in which this kind of interaction would be consisdered relevant.

      Specified by:
      setParseConfiguration in interface IMarkupHandler
      Parameters:
      parseConfiguration - the configuration object.
    • setParseStatus

      public void setParseStatus(ParseStatus status)
      Description copied from interface: IMarkupHandler

      Sets the ParseStatus object that will be used during the parsing operation. This object can be used for instructing the parser about specific low-level conditions arisen during event handling.

      This method is always called by the parser before calling any other event handling method.

      Note that this method can be safely ignored by most implementations, as there are very few and very specific scenarios in which this kind of interaction with the parser would be needed. It is therefore mainly for internal use.

      Specified by:
      setParseStatus in interface IMarkupHandler
      Parameters:
      status - the status object.
    • setParseSelection

      public void setParseSelection(ParseSelection selection)
      Description copied from interface: IMarkupHandler

      Sets the ParseSelection object that represents the different levels of selectors (if any) that are currently active for the fired events.

      This method is always called by the parser before calling any other event handling method.

      Note that this method can be safely ignored by most implementations, as there are very few scenarios in which this kind of interaction would be consisdered relevant.

      Specified by:
      setParseSelection in interface IMarkupHandler
      Parameters:
      selection - the selection object.
    • handleDocumentStart

      public void handleDocumentStart(long startTimeNanos, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IDocumentHandler

      Called at the beginning of document parsing.

      Specified by:
      handleDocumentStart in interface IDocumentHandler
      Parameters:
      startTimeNanos - the current time (in nanoseconds) obtained when parsing starts.
      line - the line of the document where parsing starts (usually number 1).
      col - the column of the document where parsing starts (usually number 1).
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleDocumentEnd

      public void handleDocumentEnd(long endTimeNanos, long totalTimeNanos, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IDocumentHandler

      Called at the end of document parsing.

      Specified by:
      handleDocumentEnd in interface IDocumentHandler
      Parameters:
      endTimeNanos - the current time (in nanoseconds) obtained when parsing ends.
      totalTimeNanos - the difference between current times at the start and end of parsing (in nanoseconds).
      line - the line of the document where parsing ends (usually the last one).
      col - the column of the document where the parsing ends (usually the last one).
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleXmlDeclaration

      public void handleXmlDeclaration(char[] buffer, int keywordOffset, int keywordLen, int keywordLine, int keywordCol, int versionOffset, int versionLen, int versionLine, int versionCol, int encodingOffset, int encodingLen, int encodingLine, int encodingCol, int standaloneOffset, int standaloneLen, int standaloneLine, int standaloneCol, int outerOffset, int outerLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IXMLDeclarationHandler

      Called when a XML Declaration is found.

      Five [offset, len] pairs are provided for five partitions (outer, keyword, version, encoding and standalone):

      <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
      | [K]          [V]            [ENC]              [S]  |
      [OUTER------------------------------------------------]

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleXmlDeclaration in interface IXMLDeclarationHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      keywordOffset - offset for the keyword partition.
      keywordLen - length of the keyword partition.
      keywordLine - the line in the original document where the keyword partition starts.
      keywordCol - the column in the original document where the keyword partition starts.
      versionOffset - offset for the version partition.
      versionLen - length of the version partition.
      versionLine - the line in the original document where the version partition starts.
      versionCol - the column in the original document where the version partition starts.
      encodingOffset - offset for the encoding partition.
      encodingLen - length of the encoding partition.
      encodingLine - the line in the original document where the encoding partition starts.
      encodingCol - the column in the original document where the encoding partition starts.
      standaloneOffset - offset for the standalone partition.
      standaloneLen - length of the standalone partition.
      standaloneLine - the line in the original document where the standalone partition starts.
      standaloneCol - the column in the original document where the standalone partition starts.
      outerOffset - offset for the outer partition.
      outerLen - length of the outer partition.
      line - the line in the original document where this artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where this artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleDocType

      public void handleDocType(char[] buffer, int keywordOffset, int keywordLen, int keywordLine, int keywordCol, int elementNameOffset, int elementNameLen, int elementNameLine, int elementNameCol, int typeOffset, int typeLen, int typeLine, int typeCol, int publicIdOffset, int publicIdLen, int publicIdLine, int publicIdCol, int systemIdOffset, int systemIdLen, int systemIdLine, int systemIdCol, int internalSubsetOffset, int internalSubsetLen, int internalSubsetLine, int internalSubsetCol, int outerOffset, int outerLen, int outerLine, int outerCol) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IDocTypeHandler

      Called when a DOCTYPE clause is found.

      This method reports the DOCTYPE clause splitting it into its different parts.

      Seven [offset, len] pairs are provided for seven partitions (outer, keyword, elementName, type, publicId, systemId and internalSubset) of the DOCTYPE clause:

      <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC ".........." ".........." [................]>
      | [KEYWO] [EN] [TYPE]  [PUBLICID]   [SYSTEMID]   [INTERNALSUBSET] |
      [OUTER------------------------------------------------------------]

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleDocType in interface IDocTypeHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      keywordOffset - offset for the keyword partition.
      keywordLen - length of the keyword partition.
      keywordLine - the line in the original document where the keyword partition starts.
      keywordCol - the column in the original document where the keyword partition starts.
      elementNameOffset - offset for the elementName partition.
      elementNameLen - length of the elementName partition.
      elementNameLine - the line in the original document where the elementName partition starts.
      elementNameCol - the column in the original document where the elementName partition starts.
      typeOffset - offset for the type partition.
      typeLen - length of the type partition.
      typeLine - the line in the original document where the type partition starts.
      typeCol - the column in the original document where the type partition starts.
      publicIdOffset - offset for the publicId partition.
      publicIdLen - length of the publicId partition.
      publicIdLine - the line in the original document where the publicId partition starts.
      publicIdCol - the column in the original document where the publicId partition starts.
      systemIdOffset - offset for the systemId partition.
      systemIdLen - length of the systemId partition.
      systemIdLine - the line in the original document where the systemId partition starts.
      systemIdCol - the column in the original document where the systemId partition starts.
      internalSubsetOffset - offset for the internalSubsetId partition.
      internalSubsetLen - length of the internalSubsetId partition.
      internalSubsetLine - the line in the original document where the internalSubsetId partition starts.
      internalSubsetCol - the column in the original document where the internalSubsetId partition starts.
      outerOffset - offset for the outer partition.
      outerLen - length of the outer partition.
      outerLine - the line in the original document where this artifact starts.
      outerCol - the column in the original document where this artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleCDATASection

      public void handleCDATASection(char[] buffer, int contentOffset, int contentLen, int outerOffset, int outerLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: ICDATASectionHandler

      Called when a CDATA section is found.

      Two [offset, len] pairs are provided for two partitions (outer and content):

      <![CDATA[ this is a CDATA section ]]>
      |        [CONTENT----------------]  |
      [OUTER------------------------------]

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleCDATASection in interface ICDATASectionHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      contentOffset - offset for the content partition.
      contentLen - length of the content partition.
      outerOffset - offset for the outer partition.
      outerLen - length of the outer partition.
      line - the line in the original document where this artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where this artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleComment

      public void handleComment(char[] buffer, int contentOffset, int contentLen, int outerOffset, int outerLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: ICommentHandler

      Called when a comment is found.

      Two [offset, len] pairs are provided for two partitions (outer and content):

      <!-- this is a comment -->
      |   [CONTENT----------]  |
      [OUTER-------------------]

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleComment in interface ICommentHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      contentOffset - offset for the content partition.
      contentLen - length of the content partition.
      outerOffset - offset for the outer partition.
      outerLen - length of the outer partition.
      line - the line in the original document where this artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where this artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleText

      public void handleText(char[] buffer, int offset, int len, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: ITextHandler

      Called when a text artifact is found.

      A sequence of chars is considered to be text when no structures of any kind are contained inside it. In markup parsers, for example, this means no tags (a.k.a. elements), DOCTYPE's, processing instructions, etc. are contained in the sequence.

      Text sequences might include any number of new line and/or control characters.

      Text artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported texts should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleText in interface ITextHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      offset - the offset (position in buffer) where the text artifact starts.
      len - the length (in chars) of the text artifact, starting in offset.
      line - the line in the original document where this text artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where this text artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleStandaloneElementStart

      public void handleStandaloneElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, boolean minimized, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called when a standalone element (an element with no closing tag) is found. The name of the element is also reported.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleStandaloneElementStart in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      minimized - whether the element has been found minimized (<element/>)in code or not.
      line - the line in the original document where this artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where this artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleStandaloneElementEnd

      public void handleStandaloneElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, boolean minimized, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called when the end of a standalone element (an element with no closing tag) is found

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleStandaloneElementEnd in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      minimized - whether the element has been found minimized (<element/>)in code or not.
      line - the line in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      col - the column in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleOpenElementStart

      public void handleOpenElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called when an open element (an open tag) is found. The name of the element is also reported.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleOpenElementStart in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      line - the line in the original document where this artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where this artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleOpenElementEnd

      public void handleOpenElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called when the end of an open element (an open tag) is found.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleOpenElementEnd in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      line - the line in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      col - the column in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleAutoOpenElementStart

      public void handleAutoOpenElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called for signaling the start of an auto-open element (a synthetic open tag), created for adapting parsed markup to a specification such as, for example, HTML5. The name of the element is also reported.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleAutoOpenElementStart in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      line - the line in the original document where this artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where this artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleAutoOpenElementEnd

      public void handleAutoOpenElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called for signaling the end of an auto-open element (a synthetic open tag), created for adapting parsed markup to a specification such as, for example, HTML5. The name of the element is also reported.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleAutoOpenElementEnd in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      line - the line in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      col - the column in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleCloseElementStart

      public void handleCloseElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called when the start of a close element (a close tag) is found. The name of the element is also reported.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleCloseElementStart in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      line - the line in the original document where this artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where this artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleCloseElementEnd

      public void handleCloseElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called when the end of a close element (a close tag) is found.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleCloseElementEnd in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      line - the line in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      col - the column in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleAutoCloseElementStart

      public void handleAutoCloseElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called for signaling the start of an auto-close element (a synthetic close tag), created for balancing an unclosed tag. The name of the element is also reported.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleAutoCloseElementStart in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      line - the line in the original document where this artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where this artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleAutoCloseElementEnd

      public void handleAutoCloseElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called for signaling the end of an auto-close element, created for balancing an unclosed tag.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleAutoCloseElementEnd in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      line - the line in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      col - the column in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleUnmatchedCloseElementStart

      public void handleUnmatchedCloseElementStart(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called when the start of an unmatched close element (close tag) is found. The name of the element is also reported.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleUnmatchedCloseElementStart in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      line - the line in the original document where this artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where this artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleUnmatchedCloseElementEnd

      public void handleUnmatchedCloseElementEnd(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IElementHandler

      Called when the end of an unmatched close element (close tag) is found.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleUnmatchedCloseElementEnd in interface IElementHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - the offset (position in buffer) where the element name appears.
      nameLen - the length (in chars) of the element name.
      line - the line in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      col - the column in the original document where the element ending structure appears.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleAttribute

      public void handleAttribute(char[] buffer, int nameOffset, int nameLen, int nameLine, int nameCol, int operatorOffset, int operatorLen, int operatorLine, int operatorCol, int valueContentOffset, int valueContentLen, int valueOuterOffset, int valueOuterLen, int valueLine, int valueCol) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IAttributeSequenceHandler

      Called when an attribute is found.

      Three [offset, len] pairs are provided for three partitions (name, operator, valueContent and valueOuter):

      class="basic_column"
      [NAM]* [VALUECONTE]| (*) = [OPERATOR]
      |     [VALUEOUTER--]
      [OUTER-------------]

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleAttribute in interface IAttributeSequenceHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      nameOffset - offset for the name partition.
      nameLen - length of the name partition.
      nameLine - the line in the original document where the name partition starts.
      nameCol - the column in the original document where the name partition starts.
      operatorOffset - offset for the operator partition.
      operatorLen - length of the operator partition.
      operatorLine - the line in the original document where the operator partition starts.
      operatorCol - the column in the original document where the operator partition starts.
      valueContentOffset - offset for the valueContent partition.
      valueContentLen - length of the valueContent partition.
      valueOuterOffset - offset for the valueOuter partition.
      valueOuterLen - length of the valueOuter partition.
      valueLine - the line in the original document where the value (outer) partition starts.
      valueCol - the column in the original document where the value (outer) partition starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleInnerWhiteSpace

      public void handleInnerWhiteSpace(char[] buffer, int offset, int len, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IAttributeSequenceHandler

      Called when an amount of white space is found inside an element.

      This attribute separators can contain any amount of whitespace, including line feeds:

      <div id="main"        class="basic_column">
                    [INNWSP]

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleInnerWhiteSpace in interface IAttributeSequenceHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      offset - offset for the artifact.
      len - length of the artifact.
      line - the line in the original document where the artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where the artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.
    • handleProcessingInstruction

      public void handleProcessingInstruction(char[] buffer, int targetOffset, int targetLen, int targetLine, int targetCol, int contentOffset, int contentLen, int contentLine, int contentCol, int outerOffset, int outerLen, int line, int col) throws ParseException
      Description copied from interface: IProcessingInstructionHandler

      Called when a Processing Instruction is found.

      Three [offset, len] pairs are provided for three partitions (outer, target and content):

      <?xls-stylesheet somePar1="a" somePar2="b"?>
      | [TARGET------] [CONTENT----------------] |
      [OUTER-------------------------------------]

      Note that, although XML Declarations have the same format as processing instructions, they are not considered as such and therefore are handled through a different handling method.

      Artifacts are reported using the document buffer directly, and this buffer should not be considered to be immutable, so reported structures should be copied if they need to be stored (either by copying len chars from the buffer char[] starting in offset or by creating a String from it using the same specification).

      Implementations of this handler should never modify the document buffer.

      Specified by:
      handleProcessingInstruction in interface IProcessingInstructionHandler
      Parameters:
      buffer - the document buffer (not copied)
      targetOffset - offset for the target partition.
      targetLen - length of the target partition.
      targetLine - the line in the original document where the target partition starts.
      targetCol - the column in the original document where the target partition starts.
      contentOffset - offset for the content partition.
      contentLen - length of the content partition.
      contentLine - the line in the original document where the content partition starts.
      contentCol - the column in the original document where the content partition starts.
      outerOffset - offset for the outer partition.
      outerLen - length of the outer partition.
      line - the line in the original document where this artifact starts.
      col - the column in the original document where this artifact starts.
      Throws:
      ParseException - if any exceptions occur during handling.