Uses of Interface
org.jdom2.filter.Filter

Packages that use Filter

org.jdom2	Classes representing the components of an XML document.
org.jdom2.filter	Classes to both filter and generically type-cast nodes of a document based on type, name, value, or other aspects, and to boolean AND/OR/NEGATE these rules.
org.jdom2.xpath	Support for XPath from within JDOM.
org.jdom2.xpath.jaxen	Support for the Jaxen XPath Library.
org.jdom2.xpath.util	Classes useful for interfacing the JDOM XPath API to full XPath libraries.

Uses of Filter in org.jdom2

Methods in org.jdom2 with parameters of type Filter

<E extends Content> java.util.List<E>	Parent.getContent(Filter<E> filter) Returns as a List the content of this parent that matches the supplied filter.
<E extends Content> java.util.List<E>	Element.getContent(Filter<E> filter) Return a filter view of this Element's content.
<F extends Content> java.util.List<F>	Document.getContent(Filter<F> filter) Return a filtered view of this Document's content.
<E extends Content> IteratorIterable<E>	Parent.getDescendants(Filter<E> filter) Returns an Iterator that walks over all descendants in document order applying the Filter to return only content that match the filter rule.
<F extends Content> IteratorIterable<F>	Element.getDescendants(Filter<F> filter) Returns an iterator that walks over all descendants in document order applying the Filter to return only content that match the filter rule.
<F extends Content> IteratorIterable<F>	Document.getDescendants(Filter<F> filter) Returns an iterator that walks over all descendants in document order applying the Filter to return only elements that match the filter rule.
<E extends Content> java.util.List<E>	Parent.removeContent(Filter<E> filter) Removes from this parent all child content matching the given filter and returns a list of the detached children.
<F extends Content> java.util.List<F>	Element.removeContent(Filter<F> filter) Remove all child content from this parent matching the supplied filter.
<F extends Content> java.util.List<F>	Document.removeContent(Filter<F> filter) Remove all child content from this parent matching the supplied filter.
<E extends Content> void	Element.sortContent(Filter<E> filter, java.util.Comparator<? super E> comparator) Sort the child content of this Element that matches the Filter, using a mechanism that is safe for JDOM content.

Uses of Filter in org.jdom2.filter

Classes in org.jdom2.filter that implement Filter

class	AbstractFilter<T> Partial implementation of Filter.
class	AttributeFilter A Filter that only matches Attribute objects.
class	ContentFilter A general purpose Filter able to represent all legal JDOM objects or a specific subset.
class	ElementFilter A Filter that only matches Element objects.

Methods in org.jdom2.filter that return Filter

Filter<T>	Filter.and(Filter<?> filter) Creates an ANDing filter.
Filter<T>	AbstractFilter.and(Filter<?> filter)
static Filter<Attribute>	Filters.attribute() Return a Filter that matches any Attribute data.
static Filter<Attribute>	Filters.attribute(Namespace ns) Return a Filter that matches any Attribute data with the specified namespace.
static Filter<Attribute>	Filters.attribute(java.lang.String name) Return a Filter that matches any Attribute data with the specified name.
static Filter<Attribute>	Filters.attribute(java.lang.String name, Namespace ns) Return a Filter that matches any Attribute data with the specified name and namespace.
static Filter<CDATA>	Filters.cdata() Return a Filter that matches any CDATA data.
static Filter<Comment>	Filters.comment() Return a Filter that matches any Comment data.
static Filter<Content>	Filters.content() Return a Filter that matches any Content data.
static Filter<DocType>	Filters.doctype() Return a Filter that matches any DocType data.
static Filter<Document>	Filters.document() Return a Filter that matches any Document data.
static Filter<Element>	Filters.element() Return a Filter that matches any Element data.
static Filter<Element>	Filters.element(Namespace ns) Return a Filter that matches any Element data with the specified Namespace.
static Filter<Element>	Filters.element(java.lang.String name) Return a Filter that matches any Element data with the specified name.
static Filter<Element>	Filters.element(java.lang.String name, Namespace ns) Return a Filter that matches any Element data with the specified name and Namespace.
static Filter<EntityRef>	Filters.entityref() Return a Filter that matches any EntityRef data.
static Filter<java.lang.Boolean>	Filters.fboolean() Return a Filter that matches any Boolean data.
static <F> Filter<F>	Filters.fclass(java.lang.Class<F> clazz) Return a Filter that matches any data of the specified Class.
static Filter<java.lang.Double>	Filters.fdouble() Return a Filter that matches any Double data.
static Filter<java.lang.Object>	Filters.fpassthrough() Return a filter that does no filtering at all - everything matches.
static Filter<java.lang.String>	Filters.fstring() Return a Filter that matches any String data.
Filter<? extends java.lang.Object>	Filter.negate() Creates an 'inverse' filter
Filter<?>	AbstractFilter.negate()
Filter<? extends java.lang.Object>	Filter.or(Filter<?> filter) Creates an ORing filter
Filter<? extends Content>	AbstractFilter.or(Filter<?> filter)
static Filter<ProcessingInstruction>	Filters.processinginstruction() Return a Filter that matches any ProcessingInstruction data.
<R> Filter<R>	Filter.refine(Filter<R> filter) This is similar to the and(Filter) method except the generic type is different.
<R> Filter<R>	AbstractFilter.refine(Filter<R> filter)
static Filter<Text>	Filters.text() Return a Filter that matches any Text data (which includes CDATA since that is a subclass of Text).
static Filter<Text>	Filters.textOnly() Return a Filter that matches any Text data (excludes CDATA instances).

Methods in org.jdom2.filter with parameters of type Filter

Filter<T>	Filter.and(Filter<?> filter) Creates an ANDing filter.
Filter<T>	AbstractFilter.and(Filter<?> filter)
Filter<? extends java.lang.Object>	Filter.or(Filter<?> filter) Creates an ORing filter
Filter<? extends Content>	AbstractFilter.or(Filter<?> filter)
<R> Filter<R>	Filter.refine(Filter<R> filter) This is similar to the and(Filter) method except the generic type is different.
<R> Filter<R>	AbstractFilter.refine(Filter<R> filter)

Uses of Filter in org.jdom2.xpath

Methods in org.jdom2.xpath that return Filter

Filter<T>	XPathExpression.getFilter() Get the Filter<T> used to coerce the raw XPath results in to the correct Generic type.
Filter<T>	XPathBuilder.getFilter() Get the Filter instance used for coercion.

Methods in org.jdom2.xpath with parameters of type Filter

<T> XPathExpression<T>	XPathFactory.compile(java.lang.String expression, Filter<T> filter) Create a XPathExpression<T> instance from this factory.
<T> XPathExpression<T>	XPathFactory.compile(java.lang.String expression, Filter<T> filter, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> variables, java.util.Collection<Namespace> namespaces) Create a XPathExpression<> instance from this factory.
abstract <T> XPathExpression<T>	XPathFactory.compile(java.lang.String expression, Filter<T> filter, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> variables, Namespace... namespaces) Create a Compiled XPathExpression<> instance from this factory.

Constructors in org.jdom2.xpath with parameters of type Filter

XPathBuilder(java.lang.String expression, Filter<T> filter)
Create a skeleton XPathBuilder with the given expression and result filter.

Uses of Filter in org.jdom2.xpath.jaxen

Methods in org.jdom2.xpath.jaxen with parameters of type Filter

<T> XPathExpression<T>

JaxenXPathFactory.compile(java.lang.String expression, Filter<T> filter, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> variables, Namespace... namespaces)

Uses of Filter in org.jdom2.xpath.util

Methods in org.jdom2.xpath.util that return Filter

Filter<T>

AbstractXPathCompiled.getFilter()

Constructors in org.jdom2.xpath.util with parameters of type Filter

AbstractXPathCompiled(java.lang.String query, Filter<T> filter, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.Object> variables, Namespace[] namespaces)
Construct an XPathExpression.