public interface: Selector [javadoc | source]
All Known Implementing Classes:
DescendantSelector, SiblingSelector, ProcessingInstructionSelector, CharacterDataSelector, ElementSelector, SimpleSelector, NegativeSelector, ConditionalSelector
Remarks: Not all the following selectors are supported (or will be supported) by CSS.
All examples are CSS2 compliant.
- version:
$- Revision: 477010 $ - author:
Philippe- Le Hegaret
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| public static final short | SAC_CONDITIONAL_SELECTOR | This is a conditional selector.
example:
simple[role="private"] .part1 H1#myId P:lang(fr).p1
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| public static final short | SAC_ANY_NODE_SELECTOR | This selector matches any node.
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| public static final short | SAC_ROOT_NODE_SELECTOR | This selector matches the root node.
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| public static final short | SAC_NEGATIVE_SELECTOR | This selector matches only node that are different from a specified one.
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| public static final short | SAC_ELEMENT_NODE_SELECTOR | This selector matches only element node.
example:
H1 animate
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| public static final short | SAC_TEXT_NODE_SELECTOR | This selector matches only text node.
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| public static final short | SAC_CDATA_SECTION_NODE_SELECTOR | This selector matches only cdata node.
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| public static final short | SAC_PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE_SELECTOR | This selector matches only processing instruction node.
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| public static final short | SAC_COMMENT_NODE_SELECTOR | This selector matches only comment node.
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| public static final short | SAC_PSEUDO_ELEMENT_SELECTOR | This selector matches the 'first line' pseudo element.
example:
:first-line
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| public static final short | SAC_DESCENDANT_SELECTOR | This selector matches an arbitrary descendant of some ancestor element.
example:
E F
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| public static final short | SAC_CHILD_SELECTOR | This selector matches a childhood relationship between two elements.
example:
E > F
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| public static final short | SAC_DIRECT_ADJACENT_SELECTOR | This selector matches two selectors who shared the same parent in the
document tree and the element represented by the first sequence
immediately precedes the element represented by the second one.
example:
E + F
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| Method from org.w3c.css.sac.Selector Summary: |
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| getSelectorType |
| Method from org.w3c.css.sac.Selector Detail: |
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Selector |
public short