oracle.javatools.parser.html
Interface HTMLTokens

All Known Implementing Classes:

HTMLLexer

public interface HTMLTokens

The HTMLTokens interface defines the constants for the various tokens of the HTML language. Currently, only two token types are differentiated, regular HTML tags, and HTML comments. No tokens are generated for plain text.

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LexerToken, HTMLLexer

Field Summary

static int	TK_HTML_COMMENT Constant for a HTML comment.
static int	TK_HTML_DOCUMENT_TYPE Constant for HTML Document Type
static int	TK_HTML_PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION Constant for HTML Processing Instruction
static int	TK_HTML_SCRIPT Constant for script content.
static int	TK_HTML_STYLE Constant for style content.
static int	TK_HTML_TAG Constant for an HTML tag which is not a comment.
static int	TK_HTML_TEXT Constant for text content
static int	TK_JSP_COMMENT Constant for a JSP comment.
static int	TK_JSP_DECLARATION Constant for a JSP declaration tag.
static int	TK_JSP_DIRECTIVE Constant for a JSP directive (such as a page directive).
static int	TK_JSP_EXPRESSION Constant for a JSP expression tag.
static int	TK_JSP_SCRIPLET Constant for a JSP scriplet (with Java code.) For example, the following is a JSP scriplet:
static int	TK_PHP_ASPTAG Deprecated. Recognizing php tokens in the HTMLLexer will be desupported.
static int	TK_PHP_TAG Deprecated. Recognizing php tokens in the HTMLLexer will be desupported.

Field Detail

TK_HTML_TAG

static final int TK_HTML_TAG

Constant for an HTML tag which is not a comment.

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TK_HTML_COMMENT

static final int TK_HTML_COMMENT

Constant for a HTML comment. For example, the following is an HTML comment:

   <!-- a comment -->
 

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TK_HTML_SCRIPT

static final int TK_HTML_SCRIPT

Constant for script content. This is includes the the <script>, </script> tags, and any text between. The document renderer requires that these be recognized as a single token in order to work properly.

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TK_HTML_STYLE

static final int TK_HTML_STYLE

Constant for style content. This is includes the the <style>, </style> tags, and any text between. The document renderer requires that these be recognized as a single token in order to work properly.

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TK_HTML_TEXT

static final int TK_HTML_TEXT

Constant for text content

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TK_HTML_DOCUMENT_TYPE

static final int TK_HTML_DOCUMENT_TYPE

Constant for HTML Document Type

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TK_HTML_PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION

static final int TK_HTML_PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION

Constant for HTML Processing Instruction

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TK_JSP_DIRECTIVE

static final int TK_JSP_DIRECTIVE

Constant for a JSP directive (such as a page directive). For example, the following is a JSP directive:

   <%@ directive {attr_name=attr_value} %>
 

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TK_JSP_SCRIPLET

static final int TK_JSP_SCRIPLET

Constant for a JSP scriplet (with Java code.) For example, the following is a JSP scriplet:

   <% if ( i == 5 ) %>
 

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TK_JSP_DECLARATION

static final int TK_JSP_DECLARATION

Constant for a JSP declaration tag. For example, the following is a JSP declaration tag:

   <%! int i = 0; %>
 

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TK_JSP_EXPRESSION

static final int TK_JSP_EXPRESSION

Constant for a JSP expression tag. For example, the following is a JSP expression tag:

   <%= int i = 0; %>
 

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TK_JSP_COMMENT

static final int TK_JSP_COMMENT

Constant for a JSP comment. For example, the following is a JSP comment:

   <%-- this is a comment --%>
 

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TK_PHP_TAG

@Deprecated
static final int TK_PHP_TAG

Deprecated. Recognizing php tokens in the HTMLLexer will be desupported.

Constant for a PHP tag. For example, the following is a PHP tag:

   <?php echo( "Hello!" ); ?>
 

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TK_PHP_ASPTAG

@Deprecated
static final int TK_PHP_ASPTAG

Deprecated. Recognizing php tokens in the HTMLLexer will be desupported.

Constant for an ASP-style PHP tag. For example:

   <% echo( "Hello!" ); %>
 

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