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XML::Elemental::Characters(3) |
User Contributed Perl Documentation |
XML::Elemental::Characters(3) |
XML::Elemental::Characters - a generic characters object.
XML::Elemental::Characters is a subclass of XML::Elemental::Node that is used by
the Elemental parser to represent character data.
- XML::Elemental::Characters->new
- Parameterless constructor. Returns an instance of the object.
- $chars->parent([$object])
- Returns a the parent element object. If a object parameter is passed the
parent is set. The object is assumed to be or have an interface like
XML::Elemental::Element.
- $chars->data([$string])
- A method that returns the character data as a string. If a parameter is
passed the value is set.
- $chars->root
- Inherited from XML::Elemental::Node, returns the top most object ancestor.
Typically this will be a XML::Element::Document object.
- $chars->ancestors
- Inherited from XML::Elemental::Node, returns an ordered array of elements
starting with the closest ancestor and ending with the root.
- $chars->in_element($element)
- Inherited from XML::Elemental::Node, this method will test if the required
XML::Elemental::Element parameter is an ancestor of the current object and
return a boolean value.
Please see the XML::Elemental manpage for author, copyright, and license
information.
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