On May 2, 2009, at 12:48 AM, Shi Yan wrote:
hello guys, i'm trying to modify the qt-webkit. i want to implement the a feature such that given a node object, i can get the html element inside. i'm developing under visual studio. i can see a member of the node class named [webcore::element], when i debug my code in the visual studio debuger. but if i open the node.h source code, i cannot see a corresponding member defined in the class. this seems to be weird. the node class is inherent from two other classes, public EventTarget and public TreeShared<Node>. i also checked them, but didn't find the member i want. so, how can i get the inner element contained by a node? or did i misunderstand something?
Nodes don't contain an inner Element. Elements are a kind of Node. Not all Nodes in the DOM tree are Elements, but some are. Without knowing more about the purpose of your request, I don't think I can help further. You may wish to study the DOM 3 Core specification which explains the nature of the DOM tree in some detail: <http://www.w3.org/TR/DOM-Level-3-Core/ >.
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