Name
TreeWalker — traverse a filtered document subtree
Availability
DOM Level 2 Traversal
Properties
-
Node
currentNode
The current position of this TreeWalker and the node relative to which all of the TreeWalker traversal methods operate. This is the node most recently returned by one of those traversal methods or, if none of those methods have been called yet, it is the same as the
root
property.
Note that this is a read/write property, and you can set it to any
valid Document node -- even one that is not a descendant of the
original root
node or one that would be rejected
by the filters used by this TreeWalker. If you change the value of
this property, the traversal methods operate relative to the new node
you specify. Attempting to set this property to
null
throws a DOMException with a
code
of NOT_SUPPORTED_ERR
.
-
readonly boolean expandEntityReferences
This read-only property specifies whether this TreeWalker object expands entity references it encounters while traversing XML documents. The value of this property is set by the call to
Document.createTreeWalker( )
.-
readonly
NodeFilter
filter
The node filter function, if any, that was specified for this TreeWalker in the call to
Document.createTreeWalker( )
. If no node filter is in use, this property isnull
.-
readonly
Node
root
This read-only property specifies the
root
node at which the TreeWalker begins traversal. It is the initial value of thecurrentNode
property and is specified in the call toDocument.createTreeWalker( ...
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