class Comment in scala.xml

def label : java.lang.String

label of this node. I.e. "foo" for <foo/>)

override def text : java.lang.String

Returns a text representation of this node. Note that this is not equivalent to the XPath node-test called text(), it is rather an implementation of the XPath function string() Martin to Burak: to do: if you make this method abstract, the compiler will now complain if there's no implementation in a subclass. Is this what we want? Note that this would break doc/DocGenator and doc/ModelToXML, with an error message like: doc\DocGenerator.scala:1219: error: object creation impossible, since there is a deferred declaration of method text in class Node of type => String which is not implemented in a subclass new SpecialNode { ^

override final def doCollectNamespaces : Boolean

The logic formerly found in typeTag$, as best I could infer it.

override final def doTransform : Boolean

override def buildString(sb : StringBuilder) : StringBuilder

Appends "" to this string buffer.

Overrides: SpecialNode.buildString

override def productPrefix : java.lang.String

By default the empty string. Implementations may override this method in order to prepend a string prefix to the result of the toString methods.

Overrides: Product.productPrefix

override def productArity : Int

return k for a product A(x_1,...,x_k)

Overrides: Product.productArity

override def productElement(arg0 : Int) : Any

for a product A(x_1,...,x_k), returns x_(n+1) for 0 <= n < k

Parameters: n - the index of the element to return
Throws: IndexOutOfBoundsException -
Returns: The element n elements after the first element

Overrides: Product.productElement

Method Summary
`override def`	buildString (sb : StringBuilder) : StringBuilder Appends "" to this string buffer.
`override final def`	doCollectNamespaces : Boolean The logic formerly found in typeTag$, as best I could infer it.
`override final def`	doTransform : Boolean
`def`	label : java.lang.String label of this node. I.e. "foo" for <foo/>)
`override def`	productArity : Int return k for a product `A(x_1,...,x_k)`
`override def`	productElement (arg0 : Int) : Any for a product `A(x_1,...,x_k)`, returns `x_(n+1)` for `0 <= n < k`
`override def`	productPrefix : java.lang.String By default the empty string. Implementations may override this method in order to prepend a string prefix to the result of the toString methods.
`override def`	text : java.lang.String Returns a text representation of this node. Note that this is not equivalent to the XPath node-test called text(), it is rather an implementation of the XPath function string() Martin to Burak: to do: if you make this method abstract, the compiler will now complain if there's no implementation in a subclass. Is this what we want? Note that this would break doc/DocGenator and doc/ModelToXML, with an error message like: doc\DocGenerator.scala:1219: error: object creation impossible, since there is a deferred declaration of method text in class Node of type => String which is not implemented in a subclass new SpecialNode { ^

Methods inherited from Product
productIterator, productElements

Methods inherited from SpecialNode
attributes, namespace, child

Methods inherited from Node
prefix, isAtom, scope, getNamespace, attribute, attribute, descendant, descendant_or_self, equals, hashCode, theSeq, buildString, toString, nameToString, xmlType

Methods inherited from NodeSeq
newBuilder, length, iterator, apply, apply, \, \\

Methods inherited from IterableLike
elements, foreach, forall, exists, find, isEmpty, foldRight, reduceRight, toIterable, head, take, slice, takeWhile, takeRight, dropRight, copyToArray, zip, zipAll, zipWithIndex, sameElements, toStream, canEqual, first, firstOption

Methods inherited from GenericTraversableTemplate
genericBuilder, unzip, flatten, transpose

Methods inherited from AnyRef
getClass, clone, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait, finalize, ==, !=, eq, ne, synchronized

Methods inherited from Any
==, !=, isInstanceOf, asInstanceOf

	Scala Library

Methods inherited from PartialFunction
orElse, andThen

	Scala Library