libxml++: xmlpp::ContentNode Class Reference
#include <libxml++/nodes/contentnode.h>
Inheritance diagram for xmlpp::ContentNode:

Collaboration diagram for xmlpp::ContentNode:

Public Member Functions | |
| ContentNode (_xmlNode* node) | |
| virtual | ~ContentNode () |
| Glib::ustring | get_content () const |
| Get the text of this content node. | |
| void | set_content (const Glib::ustring& content) |
| Set the text of this content node. | |
| bool | is_white_space () const |
Detailed Description
Content Node.
This will be instantiated by the parser.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
| xmlpp::ContentNode::ContentNode | ( | _xmlNode * | node | ) | [explicit] |
| virtual xmlpp::ContentNode::~ContentNode | ( | ) | [virtual] |
Member Function Documentation
| Glib::ustring xmlpp::ContentNode::get_content | ( | ) | const |
Get the text of this content node.
- Returns:
- The text. Note that the 5 predefined entities (&, ", <, >, ') are always resolved, so this content will show their human-readable equivalents.
| bool xmlpp::ContentNode::is_white_space | ( | ) | const |
- Returns:
- Whether this node contains only white space, or is empty.
| void xmlpp::ContentNode::set_content | ( | const Glib::ustring & | content | ) |
Set the text of this content node.
- Parameters:
-
content The text. This must be unescaped, meaning that the predefined entities will be created for you where necessary. See get_content().
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- nodes/contentnode.h
