update the DOM API so that we implement using the property style access of properties which work natively in JS and avoid using getter/setter methods in the DOM library so that they can easily compile to JS too from the same org.w3c.dom API on the JVM

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James Strachan
2012-06-01 07:45:55 +01:00
parent 570f9d765d
commit bc7104a8fe
5 changed files with 373 additions and 236 deletions
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@@ -19,6 +19,79 @@ import javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamResult
import org.w3c.dom.*
import org.xml.sax.InputSource
val Node.nodeName: String
get() = getNodeName() ?: ""
val Node.nodeValue: String
get() = getNodeValue() ?: ""
val Node.nodeType: Short
get() = getNodeType()
val Node.parentNode: Node?
get() = getParentNode()
val Node.childNodes: NodeList
get() = getChildNodes()!!
val Node.firstChild: Node?
get() = getFirstChild()
val Node.lastChild: Node?
get() = getLastChild()
val Node.nextSibling: Node?
get() = getNextSibling()
val Node.previousSibling: Node?
get() = getPreviousSibling()
val Node.attributes: NamedNodeMap?
get() = getAttributes()
val Node.ownerDocument: Document?
get() = getOwnerDocument()
val Document.documentElement: Element?
get() = if (this != null) this.getDocumentElement() else null
val Node.namespaceURI: String
get() = getNamespaceURI() ?: ""
val Node.prefix: String
get() = getPrefix() ?: ""
val Node.localName: String
get() = getLocalName() ?: ""
val Node.baseURI: String
get() = getBaseURI() ?: ""
var Node.textContent: String
get() = getTextContent() ?: ""
set(value) {
setTextContent(value)
}
val DOMStringList.length: Int
get() = this.getLength()
val NameList.length: Int
get() = this.getLength()
val DOMImplementationList.length: Int
get() = this.getLength()
val NodeList.length: Int
get() = this.getLength()
val CharacterData.length: Int
get() = this.getLength()
val NamedNodeMap.length: Int
get() = this.getLength()
/** Returns an [[Iterator]] of all the next [[Element]] siblings */
fun Node.nextElements(): Iterator<Element> = nextSiblings().filterIsInstance<Node, Element>(javaClass<Element>())