The Element API doesn't provide support for what you want to do, however
you could try it using the List API on the content of the parent element:
For instance:
Element parent = ...
Element a = ...
Element b = ...
List contentOfParent = parent.content();
int index = contentOfParent.indexOf(a);
contentOfParent.set(index, b);
regards,
Maarten
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Hello,
how would i replace an element A with element B,
without changing the order of the tree. ( i don't want to A.detach()
and A.parent()add(B) because this will cause B to be the last child
and not the kind of child A was)
in other words, how do i do this :
(Element) a. replace(b);
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