March 2003
Intermediate to advanced
656 pages
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expandNode
d.expandNode(node)
node must be the latest instance of
Node so far returned by iterating on
d, i.e., the instance of
Node returned by the latest call to
d
.next( ).
expandNode processes that part of the XML document
stream that corresponds to the subtree rooted at
node, ensuring that you can then access
the subtree with the usual minidom approach.
d iterates on itself for the purpose so
that after calling expandNode, the next call to
next continues right after the subtree thus
expanded.
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