public MyTestAttributeDecl(String elementName,
    String attributeName,
    String type,
    String valueDefault,
    String value,
    String text) 
{
            elName = elementName;
            attName = attributeName;
            declType = type;
            defaultValue = valueDefault;
            declValue = value;
            txt = text;
}

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Parameters:

elementName - The name of the element whose attribute is being described.

attributeName - The name of the attribute.

type - The type of the declared attribute, e.g., CDATA, ID, IDREF, IDREFS, ENTITY, ENTITIES, NMTOKEN, NKTOKENS

valueDefault - The type of default that applies for this attribute declaration, e.g., #REQUIRED, #IMPLIED, #FIXED (in which case the value MUST be non- null and specifies the fixed value for the attribute, or null if no valueDefault was specified in the attribute declaration (in which case the value MUST be non- null and specifies the default value for the attribute).

value - The value of the attribute assigned in the attribute declaration -or- null if no value was provided in the attribute declaration. The value MUST be null unless the valueDefault is either "#FIXED" or null.

text - The text representation of the attribute declaration, e.g., <!ATTLIST foo id ID #IMPLIED>.

todo: The - constructor and properties in AttributeDecl should have some similar javadoc so that people more easily understand the interaction and difference between the valueDefault and value properties. The constructor SHOULD be clear about whether and when the valueDefault and value properties MUST be null.

 public String getAttributeName() 
{
            return attName;
}

 public String getElementName() 
{
            return elName;
}

 public String getText() 
{
            return txt;
}

 public String getType() 
{
            return declType;
}

 public String getValue() 
{
            return declValue;
}

 public String getValueDefault() 
{
            return defaultValue;
}