org.sweble.wikitext.parser.postprocessor

Class ElementFactory

java.lang.Object

org.sweble.wikitext.parser.postprocessor.ElementFactory

public class ElementFactory
extends Object

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ElementFactory(TreeBuilder treeBuilder)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
WtNode	createAdopterElement(WtNode template) Only used by adoption agency algorithm to create the adopting node.
WtNode	createElementRepair(WtNode template) Called to create a <X> element when what we really encountered was a isolated </X> end tag.
WtNode	createMissingRepairEndTag(ElementType type) We find ourselves forced to prematurely close the element that's currently on top of the scope stack.
WtNode	createMissingRepairStartTag(ElementType type) This method is always called if we first have to open a container node in order to process the node we are currently dealing with.
WtNode	createNewElement(WtNode template) Called when a new element is put on the scope stack.
WtNode	createRepairFormattingElement(WtNode template) Called when a formatting element is reopened after it had to be closed forcibly previously.
WtNode	createSemiPreRtdNode()
WtNode	createSyntheticEndTag(WtNode node) This method is called when a native wiki markup element (for example an internal link) which really only exists as one element is trying to emulate an "end tag event".
WtNode	createSyntheticEndTag(WtNode node, ElementType type) Same as createSyntheticEndTag(WtNode).
WtText	text(String content)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ElementFactory

public ElementFactory(TreeBuilder treeBuilder)

Method Detail

text

public WtText text(String content)

createMissingRepairStartTag

public WtNode createMissingRepairStartTag(ElementType type)

This method is always called if we first have to open a container node in order to process the node we are currently dealing with. For example we are dealing with a <td> tag but haven't seen a <tbody> yet. In this case this method is called to generate a synthetic <tbody> element.

createSyntheticEndTag

public WtNode createSyntheticEndTag(WtNode node)

This method is called when a native wiki markup element (for example an internal link) which really only exists as one element is trying to emulate an "end tag event". These tags should not be repair tags since they stem from a "real" element with valid RTD information attached to it.

createSyntheticEndTag

public WtNode createSyntheticEndTag(WtNode node,
                                    ElementType type)

Same as createSyntheticEndTag(WtNode). It's only used by image links which can be closed as framed image or inline image. However, which one it is cannot easily be determined from the WtImageLink node type alone.

createMissingRepairEndTag

public WtNode createMissingRepairEndTag(ElementType type)

We find ourselves forced to prematurely close the element that's currently on top of the scope stack. This might happen, for example, if we're inside a table cell but encounter a table row start tag. In this case we'll have to close the cell before we've actually encountered a cell end tag.

createRepairFormattingElement

public WtNode createRepairFormattingElement(WtNode template)

Called when a formatting element is reopened after it had to be closed forcibly previously.

createElementRepair

public WtNode createElementRepair(WtNode template)

Called to create a <X> element when what we really encountered was a isolated </X> end tag.

createAdopterElement

public WtNode createAdopterElement(WtNode template)

Only used by adoption agency algorithm to create the adopting node. I'm not sure if the adopter is a repair element. I think it is, but we probably have to render it fully, otherwise things could get messy. After all the adoption agency algorithm completely rearranges nodes thus messing up faulty wikitext.

createNewElement

public WtNode createNewElement(WtNode template)

Called when a new element is put on the scope stack.

createSemiPreRtdNode

public WtNode createSemiPreRtdNode()