I think it's good enough and certainly seems to be complaint with the
specs.
arkin
(HTML parser will be coming, just as soon as I finish some DSML stuff)
Court Demas wrote:
>
> I've hacked up an implementation of the HTMLDocument.write() and
> writeln() methods. It's cheese but functional. I'm wondering if it
> would be interesting to have this added or if somebody is already
> working on implementing it the Right Way.
>
> The idea is to just build up a string of what was written. When the
> close() method is called the added string is parsed into a DOM
> document and then the individual nodes of the document
> (Document.getBody().getChildNodes()) are appended one-by-one to the
> Document.
>
>
> private PrintWriter m_printWriter;
> private StringWriter m_stringWriter;
>
> public void open()
> {
> if( m_printWriter == null )
> {
> m_stringWriter = new StringWriter();
> m_printWriter = new PrintWriter( m_stringWriter );
> }
> }
>
> public void close()
> {
> if( m_stringWriter != null )
> {
> // this call does most of the work but is simple - it just
>
> // parses the string into a new DOM document and returns
> the child
> // elements of the body
> NodeList newNodes = DOMStuff.createElementsFromText(
> m_stringWriter.toString() );
> for( int i=0; i<newNodes.getLength(); i++ )
> {
> getBody().appendChild( newNodes.item( i ) );
> }
> m_stringWriter = null;
> m_printWriter = null;
> }
> }
>
> public void write( String p_text )
> {
> m_printWriter.print( p_text );
> }
>
> public void writeln( String p_text )
> {
> m_printWriter.println( p_text );
> }
>
>
> Comments?
>
> court
>
