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Packages that use PrototypicalNodeFactory | |
org.htmlparser | The basic API classes which will be used by most developers when working with the HTML Parser. |
Uses of PrototypicalNodeFactory in org.htmlparser |
Subclasses of PrototypicalNodeFactory in org.htmlparser | |
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StringNodeFactory
Deprecated. Use PrototypicalNodeFactory#setTextPrototype(Text) A more efficient implementation of affecting all string nodes, is to replace
the Text node prototype in the For example, if you were using: StringNodeFactory factory = new StringNodeFactory(); factory.setDecode(true);to decode all text issued from Text.toPlainTextString() ,
you would instead create a subclass of TextNode
and set it as the prototype for text node generation:
PrototypicalNodeFactory factory = new PrototypicalNodeFactory (); factory.setTextPrototype (new TextNode () { public String toPlainTextString() { return (org.htmlparser.util.Translate.decode (super.toPlainTextString ())); } });Similar constructs apply to removing escapes and converting non-breaking spaces, which were the examples previously provided. Using a subclass avoids the wrapping and delegation inherent in the decorator pattern, with subsequent improvements in processing speed and memory usage. |
Methods in org.htmlparser that return PrototypicalNodeFactory | |
PrototypicalNodeFactory |
PrototypicalNodeFactory.registerTags()
Register all known tags in the tag package. |
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