Package-level declarations

Package with various utility types that are generally allow for a more convenient way of using the library.

Package with various utility types that are generally allow for a more convenient way of using the library.

Package with various utility types that are generally allow for a more convenient way of using the library.

Package with various utility types that are generally allow for a more convenient way of using the library.

Package with various utility types that are generally allow for a more convenient way of using the library.

Package with various utility types that are generally allow for a more convenient way of using the library.

Types

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class CombiningReader(sources: Reader) : Reader

Reader that combines multiple "component" readers into one. Created by pdvrieze on 01/11/15.

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A class representing an xml fragment compactly. Created by pdvrieze on 06/11/15.2

A class representing an xml fragment compactly. Created by pdvrieze on 06/11/15.

actual class CompactFragment

A class representing an xml fragment compactly. Created by pdvrieze on 06/11/15.2

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Class that gathers namespace queries and records them in the given map (prefix, namespace uri). Created by pdvrieze on 20/10/15.

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Base interface for CompactFragment implementations.

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This streamreader allows for reading document fragments. It does so by wrapping the reader into a pair of wrapper elements, and then ignoring those on reading. Created by pdvrieze on 04/11/15.

actual class XMLFragmentStreamReader(text: String, wrapperNamespaceContext: Iterable<Namespace>) : XmlDelegatingReader

This streamreader allows for reading document fragments. It does so by wrapping the reader into a pair of wrapper elements, and then ignoring those on reading.

This streamreader allows for reading document fragments. It does so by wrapping the reader into a pair of wrapper elements, and then ignoring those on reading.

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