Re: Should all of the unimplemented DOM functions throw exceptions?

[David N Bertoni/Cambridge/IBM]

Hi Brian,

Yes, they should.  I went on a kick where I did just that, but no doubt I
missed some stuff.  I'll do another pass over it.

Dave



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Should all of the unimplemented DOM functions throw exceptions?  For
example:

XalanNodeList*
XalanSourceTreeElement::getElementsByTagName(const XalanDOMString &)
const
{
             return 0;
}

I would expect this to throw a not implemented exception.

Cheers,
Brian