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DOM(3)		      User Contributed Perl Documentation		DOM(3)

NAME
       XML::Sablotron::DOM - The DOM interface to Sablotron's internal struc-
       tures

SYNOPSIS
	 use XML::Sablotron::DOM;

	 my $situa = new XML::Sablotron::Situation();
	 my $doc = new XML::Sablotron::DOM::Document(SITUATION => $sit);

	 my $e = $doc->createElement($situa, "foo");
	 my $t = $doc->createTextNode($situa, "this is my text");

	 print $doc->toString();

DESCRIPTION
       Sablotron uses internally the DOM-like data structures to represent
       parsed XML trees. In the "sdom.h" header file is defined a subset of
       functions allowing the DOM access to these structures.

       What is it good for

       You may find this module useful if you need to

       * access parsed trees
       * build trees on the fly
       * pass parsed/built trees into XSLT processor

       Situation

       There is one significant extension to the DOM specification. Since
       Sablotron is designed to support multithreading processing (and well
       reentrant code too), you need create and use special context for error
       processing. This context is called the situation.

       An instance of this object MUST be passed as the first parameter to
       almost all calls in the "XML::Sablotron::DOM" code.

       Some easy-to-use default behavior may be introduced in later releases.

       See "perldoc XML::Sablotron" for more details.

MEMORY ISSUES
       Perl objects representing nodes of the DOM tree live independently on
       internal structures of Sablotron. If you create and populate the docu-
       ment, its structure is not related to the lifecycle of your Perl vari-
       ables. It is good for you, but there are two exceptions to this:

       * freeing the document
       * accessing the node after the document is destroyed

       As results from above, you have to force XML::Sablotron::DOM to free
       document, if you want. Use

	 $doc->freeDocument($sit);

       to to it. Another way is to use the autodispode feature (see the docu-
       mentation for the method autodispose and document constructor).

       If you will try to access the node, which was previously disposed by
       Sablotron (perhaps with the all tree), your Perl code will die with
       exception -1. Use "eval {};" to avoid program termination.

PACKAGES
       The "XML::Sablotron::DOM" defines several packages. Just will be cre-
       ated manually in your code; they are mostly returned as a return values
       from many functions.

XML::Sablotron::DOM
       The "XML::Sablotron::DOM" package is almost empty, and serves as a par-
       ent module for the other packages.

       By default this module exports no symbols into the callers package. If
       want to use some predefined constants or functions, you may use

	 use XML::Sablotron::DOM qw( :constants :functions );

       constants

       Constants are defined for:

       * node types
	   "ELEMENT_NODE, ATTRIBUTE_NODE, TEXT_NODE, CDATA_SECTION_NODE,
	   ENTITY_REFERENCE_NODE, ENTITY_NODE, PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE,
	   COMMENT_NODE, DOCUMENT_NODE, DOCUMENT_TYPE_NODE, DOCUMENT_FRAG-
	   MENT_NODE, NOTATION_NODE, OTHER_NODE"

       * exception codes
	   "SDOM_OK, INDEX_SIZE_ERR, DOMSTRING_SIZE_ERR, HIERARCHY_ERR,
	   WRONG_DOCUMENT_ERR, INVALID_CHARACTER_ERR, NO_DATA_ALLOWED_ERR,
	   NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR, NOT_FOUND_ERR, NOT_SUPPORTED_ERR,
	   INUSE_ATTRIBUTE_ERR, INVALID_STATE_ERR, SYNTAX_ERR, INVALID_MODIFI-
	   CATION_ERR, NAMESPACE_ERR, INVALID_ACCESS_ERR,
	   INVALID_NODE_TYPE_ERR, QUERY_PARSE_ERR QUERY_EXECUTION_ERR, NOT_OK"

       parse

       This function parses the document specified by the URI. There is cur-
       rently no support for scheme handler for this operation (see
       XML::Sablotron) but it will be added soon.

       Function returns the XML::Sablotron::DOM::Document object instance.

	 XML::Sablotron::DOM::parse($sit, $uri);

       $sit
	   The situation to be used.

       $uri
	   The URI of the document to be parsed.

       parseBuffer

       This function parses the literal data specified.

	 XML::Sablotron::DOM::parseBuffer($sit, $data);

       $sit
	   The situation to be used.

       $data
	   The string containing the XML data to be parsed.

       parseStylesheet

       This function parses the stylesheet specified by the URI. There is cur-
       rently no support for scheme handler for this operation (see
       XML::Sablotron) but it will be added soon.

       Function returns the XML::Sablotron::DOM::Document object instance.

	 XML::Sablotron::DOM::parseStylesheet($sit, $uri);

       $sit
	   The situation to be used.

       $uri
	   The URI of the stylesheet to be parsed.

       parseStylesheetBuffer

       This function parses the stylesheet given by the literal data.

	 XML::Sablotron::DOM::parseStylesheetBuffer($sit, $data);

       $sit
	   The situation to be used.

       $data
	   The string containing the stylesheet to be parsed.

XML::Sablotron::DOM::Node
       This package is used to represent the Sablotron internal representation
       of the node. It is the common ancestor of all other types.

       equals

       Check if the to perl representations of the node represent the same
       node in the DOM document. Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node1->equals($node2);

       $node2
	   The node to be compared to.

       getNodeName

       For ELEMENT_NODE and ATTRIBUTE_NODE returns the name of the node. For
       other node types return as follows:

       TEXT_NODE => "#text", CDATA_SECTION_NODE => "#cdata-section", COM-
       MENT_NODE => "#comment", DOCUMENT_NODE => "#document", PROCESS-
       ING_INSTRUCTION_NODE => target of this node

       Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->getNodeName([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       setNodeName

       Sets the name of the node. Not in DOM spec.

       Exceptions:

       NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR
	   for TEXT_NODE, CDATA_SECTION_NODE, COMMENT_NODE and DOCUMENT_NODE
	   for ATTRIBUTE_NODE:if attempt to set name of attribute, which
	   defines namespace used by coresponding element or by another
	   attribute of coresponding element

       NAMESPACE_ERR
	   for ELEMENT_NODE:if unknown prefix is used to set name for
	   ATTRIBUTE_NODE:if attempt to change non-namespace attribute to
	   namespace attribute a vice versa

       Synopsis:

	 $node->setNodeName($name [, $situa]);

       $name
	   The new node name.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       nodeName

       Gets or sets the name of the node.

       Exceptions:

       see getNodeName, setNodeName

       Synopsis:

	 $node->nodeName([$situa]);
	 $node->nodeName($name [, $situa]);

       $name
	   The new node name.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional). If used, cannot be undef.

       getNodeValue

       Returns the value of ATTRIBUTE_NODE, the content of TEXT_NODE,
       CDATA_SECTION_NODE and COMMENT_NODE, the body of PROCESSING_INSTRUC-
       TION_NODE and otherwise returns undef.  Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->getNodeValue([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       setNodeValue

       Sets the content of the node for TEXT_NODE, CDATA_SECTION_NODE and COM-
       MENT_NODE, the value of ATTRIBUTE_NODE, the body of PROCESSING_INSTRUC-
       TION_NODE.  Not in DOM spec.

       Exceptions:

       NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR
	   for ELEMENT_NODE, DOCUMENT_NODE

       NAMESPACE_ERR
	   for ATTRIBUTE_NODE, if attempt to change value of names-
	   pace-attribute, which prefix is used by owning element or it's
	   attribute

       Synopsis:

	 $node->setNodeValue($value [, $situa]);

       $value
	   The new node value.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       nodeValue

       Gets or sets the content of the node for ATTRIBUTE_NODE, TEXT_NODE,
       CDATA_SECTION_NODE, PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE and COMMENT_NODE.

       Exceptions:

       see getNodeValue, setNodeValue

       Synopsis:
	 $node->nodeValue([$situa]);
	 $node->nodeValue($value [, $situa]);

       $value
	   The new node value.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional). If used, cannot be undef.

       getNodeType

       Returns the node type. See "XML::Sablotron::DOM" for more details.  Not
       in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->getNodeType([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       nodeType

       Returns the node type. See "XML::Sablotron::DOM" for more details.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->nodeType([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       getParentNode

       Returns the parent node, if there is any. Otherwise returns undef.
       Undefined value is always returned for the DOCUMENT_NODE.  Not in DOM
       spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->getParentNode([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       parentNode

       Returns the parent node, if there is any. Otherwise returns undef.
       Undefined value is always returned for the DOCUMENT_NODE.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->parentNode([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       getChildNodes

       Returns the reference to the array of all child nodes of given node.
       This array is NOT alive, i.e. the content of once created array does
       not reflect the changes of DOM tree.  Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->getChildNodes([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       childNodesArr

       Returns the reference to the array of all child nodes of given node.
       This array is NOT alive, i.e. the content of once created array does
       not reflect the changes of DOM tree.  Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->childNodesArr([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       childNodes

       Returns the reference to the instance of XML::Sablotron::DOM::NodeList.
       This array is alive, i.e. the content of once created array does
       reflect the changes of DOM tree.

       Synopsis:

	 see XML::Sablotron::DOM::NodeList

       getFirstChild

       Get the first child of the node or undef.  Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->getFirstChild([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       firstChild

       Get the first child of the node or undef.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->firstChild([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       getLastChild

       Get the last child of the node or undef.	 Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->getLastChild([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       lastChild

       Get the last child of the node or undef.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->lastChild([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       getPreviousSibling

       Returns the node immediately preceding the node. Returns undef, if
       there is no such node.  Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->getPreviousSibling([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       previousSibling

       Returns the node immediately preceding the node. Returns undef, if
       there is no such node.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->previousSibling([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       getNextSibling

       Returns the node immediately following the node. Returns undef, if
       there is no such node.  Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->getNextSibling([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       nextSibling

       Returns the node immediately following the node. Returns undef, if
       there is no such node.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->nextSibling([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       attributes

       Returns undef. Implemented in XML::Sablotron::DOM::Element.

       getOwnerDocument

       Returns the document owning the node. It is always the document, which
       created this node. For document itself the return value is undef.  Not
       in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->getOwnerDocument([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       ownerDocument

       Returns the document owning the node. It is always the document, which
       created this node. For document itself the return value is undef.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->ownerDocument([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       insertBefore

       Makes a new node the child of thexpression to be replacede node. It is
       put right before the reference node. If the reference node is not
       defined, the new node is appended to the child list.

       Exceptions:

       HIERARCHY_REQUEST_ERR
	   Raised if the node doesn't allow children of given type.

       WRONG_DOCUMENT_ERR
	   Raised if the new node is not owned by the same document as the
	   node.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->insertBefore($new_node, $ref_node [, $situa]);

       $new_node
	   The inserted node.

       $ref_node
	   The reference node. The new node is to be inserted right before
	   this node. May be undef; in this case the new node is appended.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       replaceChild

       Replace the child node with the new one.	 Returns replaced (old) child.

       Exceptions:

       HIERARCHY_REQUEST_ERR
	   Raised if the node doesn't allow children of given type.

       WRONG_DOCUMENT_ERR
	   Raised if the new node is not owned by the same document as the
	   node.

       NOT_FOUND_ERR
	   Raised if the replaced node is not the child of the node.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->replaceChild($child, $old_child [, $situa]);

       $child
	   The new child to be inserted (in the place of the $old_child).  The
	   new child is removed from it's parent at first, if needed.

       $old_child
	   The node to be replaced.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       removeChild

       Remove the child node from the list of children of the node.

       Exceptions:

       NOT_FOUND_ERR
	   Raised if the removed node is not the child of the node.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->removeChild($child, [, $situa]);

       $child
	   The node to be removed.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       appendChild

       Appends the new node to the list of children of the node.

       Exceptions:

       HIERARCHY_REQUEST_ERR
	   Raised if the node doesn't allow children of given type.

       WRONG_DOCUMENT_ERR
	   Raised if the new node is not owned by the same document as the
	   node.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->appendChild($child, [$situa]);

       $child
	   The node to be appended.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       hasChildNodes

       Returns the count of child nodes.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->hasChildNodes([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       cloneNode

       Returns the copy of node.

       Exceptions:

       INVALID_NODE_TYPE_ERR
	   Raised if the node is document.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->cloneNode($deep [, $situa]);

       $deep
	   Boolean flag causing deep copying of node.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       normalize

       Does and returns nothing.

       isSupported

       Returns false (exactly 0).

       namespaceURI

       Returns uri of the namespace, in which node is.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->namespaceURI([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       prefix

       Gets or sets prefix of the node.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->prefix([$situa]);
	 $node->prefix($prefix [, $situa]);

       $prefix
	   The new value of node prefix.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional). If used, cannot be undef.

       localName

       Returns local name of the node.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->localName([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       hasAttributes

       Returns false (exactly 0).

       xql

       Executes the XPath expression and returns the ARRAYREF of resulting
       nodes.  Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->xql($expr [, $situa]);

       $expr
	   The expression to be replaced.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       xql_ns

       Executes the XPath expression and returns the ARRAYREF of resulting
       nodes.  Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->xql($expr, $nsmap [, $situa]);

       $expr
	   The expression to be replaced.

       $nsmap
	   Hashref to namespace mappings like { prefix => uri, ...}

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

XML::Sablotron::DOM::Document
       Represents the whole DOM document (the "/" root element).

       new

       Create the new empty document.  Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc = XML::Sablotron::DOM::Document->new([AUTODISPOSE => $ad]);

       $ad Specifies if the document is to be deleted after the last Perl ref-
	   erence is dropped,

       autodispose

       Reads or set the autodispose flag, This flag causes, that the document
       is destroyed after the last Perl reference is undefined.	 Not in DOM
       spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->autodispose([$ad]);

       $ad Specifies if the document is to be deleted after the last Perl ref-
	   erence is dropped,

       freeDocument

       Disposes all memory allocated by Sablotron for the DOM document. This
       is the only way how to do it. See "MEMORY ISSUES" for more details.
       Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->freeDocument([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       toString

       Serializes the document tree into the string representation.  Not in
       DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->toString([$situa])

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       documentElement

       Returns the root element of the document.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->documentElement([$situa])

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       createElement

       Creates the new ELEMENT_NODE. The parent of the node is not set; the
       owner document is set to the document.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->createElement($name [, $situa]);

       $name
	   The new element name.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       createTextNode

       Creates the new TEXT_NODE. The parent of the node is not set; the owner
       document is set to the document.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->createTextNode($data [, $situa]);

       $data
	   The initial value of the node.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       createComment

       Creates the new COMMENT_NODE. The parent of the node is not set; the
       owner document is set to the document.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->createComment($data [, $situa]);

       $data
	   The initial value of the node.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       createCDATASection

       Creates the new CDATA_SECTION_NODE. The parent of the node is not set;
       the owner document is set to the document.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->createCDATASection($data [, $situa]);

       $data
	   The initial value of the node.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       createProcessingInstruction

       Creates the new PROCESSING_INSTRUCTION_NODE. The parent of the node is
       not set; the owner document is set to the document.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->createProcessingInstruction($target, $data [, $situa]);

       $target
	   The target for the PI.

       $data
	   The data for the PI.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       createAttribute

       Creates the new attribute. The owner document is set to the document.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->createAttribute($name [, $situa]);

       $name
	   The name of the attribute.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       cloneNode

       Clone the node. The children of the node may be cloned too. The cloned
       node may be from another document; cloned nodes are always owned by the
       calling document. Parent of the cloned node is not set.	Not in DOM
       spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->cloneNode($node, $deep [, $situa]);

       $node
	   The node to be cloned.

       $deep
	   If true, all children of the node are cloned too.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       importNode

       Clone the node. The children of the node may be cloned too. The cloned
       node may be from another document; cloned nodes are always owned by the
       calling document. Parent of the cloned node is not set.

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->importNode($node, $deep [, $situa]);

       $node
	   The node to be cloned.

       $deep
	   If true, all children of the node are cloned too.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       createElementNS

       Creates the new element. The parent of the node is not set; the owner
       document is set to the document.

       Exceptions:

       INVALID_CHARACTER_ERR
	   Raised if the specified qualified name contains an illegal charac-
	   ter.

       NAMESPACE_ERR
	   Raised if the qname is malformed, if the qname has a prefix and the
	   namespaceUri is undefined, or if the qname has a prefix that is
	   "xml" and the namespaceUri is different from
	   "http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace".

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->createElementNS($namespaceUri, $qname [, $situa]);

       $namespaceUri
	   The uri of namespace, where the created element exist in.

       $qname
	   The qualified name of created element.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       createAttributeNS

       Creates the new attribute. The owner document is set to the document.

       Exceptions:

       INVALID_CHARACTER_ERR
	   Raised if the specified qualified name contains an illegal charac-
	   ter.

       NAMESPACE_ERR
	   Raised if the qname is malformed, if the qname has a prefix and the
	   namespaceUri is undefined, or if the qname has a prefix that is
	   "xml" and the namespaceUri is different from
	   "http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace", or if the qualifiedName is
	   "xmlns" and the namespaceURI is different from
	   "http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/".

       Synopsis:

	 $doc->createAttributeNS($namespaceUri, $qname [, $situa]);

       $namespaceUri
	   The uri of namespace, where the created attribute exist in.

       $qname
	   The qualified name of created attribute.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

XML::Sablotron::DOM::Element
       Represents the element of the tree.

       tagName

       Returns the element name.

       Synopsis:

	 $e->tagName([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       getAttribute

       Retrieves an attribute value by name.

       Synopsis:

	 $value = $e->getAttribute($name [, $situa]);

       $name
	   The name of queried attribute.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       setAttribute

       If attribute with specified name already exists, sets its value, other-
       wise inserts new attribute and sets its value.

       Synopsis:

	 $e->setAttribute($name, $value [, $situa]);

       $name
	   The name of attribute to be set.

       $value
	   The value of the new attribute.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       getAttributes

       Returns the reference to the hash of all attributes of the element.
       This hash is NOT alive, i.e. the content of once created hash does not
       reflect the changes of DOM tree.	 Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $hashref = $e->getAttributes([$situa]);

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       setAttributes

       Calls $e->setAttribute for each name/value pair of referenced hash.
       Not in DOM spec.

       Synopsis:

	 $e->setAttributes($hashref [, $situa]);

       $hashref
	   The HASHREF value. Referenced hash contains name/value pair to be
	   used.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       attributes

       Named node map of element attributes. This object IS alive.  See
       XML::Sablotron::DOM::NamedNodeMap.

       Synopsis:

	 $e->attributes->method_of_NamedNodeMap;

       removeAttribute

       Removes an attribute by name.

       Synopsis:

	 $e->removeAttribute($name [, $situa]);

       $name
	   The name of attribute to be removed.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       getAttributeNode

       Retrieves an attribute node by name.

       Synopsis:

	 $node = $e->getAttributeNode($name [, $situa]);

       $name
	   The name of queried attribute.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       setAttributeNode

       Adds a new attribute node. If an attribute with that name is already
       present in the element, it is replaced by the new one.

       Exceptions:

       WRONG_DOCUMENT_ERR
	   Raised if the $att is from different document as $e.

       INUSE_ATTRIBUTE_ERR
	   Raised if $att is attribute from another element.

       Synopsis:

	 $replaced = $e->setAttributeNode($att [, $situa]);

       $att
	   The new attribute node.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       removeAttributeNode

       Removes specified attribute and returns it.

       Exceptions:

       NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR
	   Raised if this node is read-only.

       NOT_FOUND_ERR
	   Raised if attNode is not an attribute of the element.

       Synopsis:

	 $removed = $e->removeAttributeNode($attNode [, $situa]);

       $attNode
	   The attribute node to be removed.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       getAttributeNS

       Retrieves an attribute value by local name and namespace URI.

       Synopsis:

	 $value = $e->getAttributeNS($nsURI, $localName [, $situa]);

       $nsURI
	   The namespace URI of queried attribute.

       $localName
	   The local name of queried attribute.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       setAttributeNS

       If attribute with specified namespace URI and local name already
       exists, sets its value and prefix; otherwise inserts new attribute and
       sets its value.

       Synopsis:

	 $removed = $e->setAttributeNS($nsURI, $qName, $value [, $situa]);

       $nsURI
	   The namespace URI of attribute to be set.

       $qName
	   The qualified name of attribute to be set.

       $value
	   The value of the new attribute.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       removeAttributeNS

       Removes an attribute by local name and namespace URI.

       Exceptions:

       NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR
	   Raised if this node is read-only.

       Synopsis:

	 $e->removeAttributeNS($namespaceURI, $localName [, $situa]);

       $namespaceURI
	   The URI of attribute to be removed.

       $localName
	   The local name of attribute to be removed.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       getAttributeNodeNS

       Retrieves an attribute by local name and namespace URI.

       Synopsis:

	 $node = $e->getAttributeNodeNS($nsURI, $localName [, $situa]);

       $nsURI
	   The namespace URI of queried attribute.

       $localName
	   The local name of queried attribute.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       setAttributeNodeNS

       If attribute with the same namespace URI and local name already exists,
       replaces it; otherwise inserts specified attribute.

       Synopsis:

	 $replaced = $e->setAttributeNS($att [, $situa]);

       $att
	   The attribute to be set.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       hasAttribute

       Returns true if attribute with the specified name already exists,
       (exactly returns 1); otherwise returns false (exactly 0).

       Synopsis:

	 $e->hasAttribute($name [, $situa]);

       $name
	   The name of queried attribute.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       hasAttributeNS

       Returns true if attribute with the specified namespace URI and local
       name already exists, (exactly returns 1); otherwise returns false
       (exactly 0).

       Synopsis:

	 $e->hasAttribute($nsURI, $localName [, $situa]);

       $nsURI
	   The namespace URI of queried attribute.

       $localName
	   The local name of queried attribute.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       toString

       Serializes the element and its subtree into the string representation.

       Synopsis:

	 $e->toString([$situa])

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

XML::Sablotron::DOM::Attribute
       Represents the attribute.

       name

       Returns the attribute name.

       Synopsis:

	 $a->name([$situa])

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       specified

       Returns true (exactly 1).

       Synopsis:

	 $a->specified([$situa])

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       value

       Gets or sets value of the attribute.  See
       XML::Sablotron::DOM::Node::nodeValue.

       Synopsis:

	 $a->value([$situa])
	 $a->value($value [, $situa])

       $value
	   The value to be set.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       ownerElement

       Returns element owning the attribute, if any.

       Synopsis:

	 $e = $a->ownerElement([$situa])

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

XML::Sablotron::DOM::CharacterData
       Represents class, which serves as parent for another DOM objects.

       data

       Gets or sets character data of the node.	 See
       XML::Sablotron::DOM::nodeValue

       Synopsis:

	 $node->data([$situa])
	 $node->data($data [, $situa])

       $data
	   The character data to be set.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       length

       Returns length of character data of the node.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->length([$situa])

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       substringData

       Returns substring of character data of the node.

       Exceptions:

       INDEX_SIZE_ERR
	   Raised if $offset < 0 or $count < 0 or $offset > length of data.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->substringData($offset, $count [, $situa])

       $offset
	   Specifies, where (in the character data) the returned substring
	   starts.

       $count
	   Specifies the maximal count of returned characters.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       appendData

       Appends specified substring to character data of the node.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->appendData($data [, $situa])

       $data
	   Characters to be appended.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       insertData

       Inserts specified substring to character data of the node.

       Exceptions:

       INDEX_SIZE_ERR
	   Raised if $offset < 0 or $offset > length of character data.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->insertData($offset, $data [, $situa])

       $offset
	   Starting point in character data of newly inserted substring.

       $data
	   Characters to be inserted.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       deleteData

       Cuts specified substring from character data of the node.

       Exceptions:

       INDEX_SIZE_ERR
	   Raised if $offset < 0 or $count < 0 or $offset > length of data.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->deleteData($offset, $count [, $situa])

       $offset
	   Specifies, where (in the character data) the cut substring starts.

       $count
	   Specifies the maximal count of cut characters.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       replaceData

       Replaces specified substring from character data of the node.

       Exceptions:

       INDEX_SIZE_ERR
	   Raised if $offset < 0 or $count < 0 or $offset > length of data.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->replaceData($offset, $count, $data [, $situa])

       $offset
	   Specifies, where (in the character data) the replaced substring
	   starts.

       $count
	   Specifies the maximal count of replaced characters.

       $data
	   Character data replacing specified substring.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

XML::Sablotron::DOM::Text
       Represents a text node of DOM tree.

       splitText

       If length of data is greather than specified offset, inserts new text
       node behind original node and splits original node data to two chunks,
       the first chunk with offset length set to original node, the second
       chunk set to newly created node.

       Exceptions:

       INDEX_SIZE_ERR
	   Raised if $offset < 0 or $offset > length of data.

       Synopsis:

	 $node->splitText($offset [, $situa])

       $offset
	   Specifies length of character data of original node.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

XML::Sablotron::DOM::ProcessingInstruction
       Represents a processing instruction of DOM tree.

       target

       Gets the first token of node value.

       Synopsis:

	 $pi->target([$situa])

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

       data

       Gets or sets the content of the processing instruction (text starting
       with the first non-whitespace character after target).

       Synopsis:

	 $pi->data([$situa])
	 $pi->data($content [, $situa])

       $content
	   Specifies the new content of the processing instruction.

       $situa
	   The situation to be used (optional).

XML::Sablotron::DOM::NodeList
       Represents a list of some items.

       item

       Returns the item on specified position in the list.

       Synopsis:

	 $list->item($index)

       $index
	   The position of item.

       length

       Returns count of the list items.

       Synopsis:

	 $list->length()

XML::Sablotron::DOM::NamedNodeMap
       Represents a collection of nodes that can be accessed by name.

       getNamedItem

       Returns the node specified by name.

       Synopsis:

	 $node = $nnm->getNamedItem($name)

       $name
	   The name of queried node.

       setNamedItem

       Inserts or replaces node to map by its name.

       Synopsis:

	 $replaced = $nnm->setNamedItem($node)

       $node
	   The node to be inserted.

       removeNamedItem

       Removes node from map by its name.

       Exceptions:

	   NOT_FOUND_ERR
	       Raised if there is not node with specified name.

	   Synopsis:

	     $removed = $nnm->removeNamedItem($name)

	   $name
	       The name of node to be removed.

	   getNamedItemNS

	   Returns the node specified by local name and namespace URI.

	   Synopsis:

	     $node = $nnm->getNamedItemNS($nsURI, $localName)

	   $nsURI
	       The namespace URI of queried node.

	   $localName
	       The local name of queried node.

	   setNamedItemNS

	   Inserts or replaces node to map by its local name and namespace
	   URI.

	   Synopsis:

	     $replaced = $nnm->setNamedItemNS($node)

	   $node
	       The node to be inserted.

	   removeNamedItemNS

	   Removes node from map by its local name and namespace URI.

	   Exceptions:

	       NOT_FOUND_ERR
		   Raised if there is not node with specified name.

	       Synopsis:

		 $removed = $nnm->removeNamedItemNS($nsURI, $localName)

	       $nsURI
		   The namespace URI of removed node.

	       $localName
		   The local name of removed node.

AUTHOR
       Pavel Hlavnicka, pavel@gingerall.cz; Ginger Alliance LLC; Jan Poslusny,
       pajout@gingerall.cz; Ginger Alliance LLC;

SEE ALSO
       perl(1).

perl v5.8.8			  2003-02-21				DOM(3)
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