Examples of cookxml.core.stringhook.ResourceBundleStringHook

cookxml.core.stringhook.ResourceBundleStringHook
This StringHook class translate the string that starts with HOOK_CHAR (default to @) using the resource bundle. If the resource string was not found or the string does not start with the HOOK_CHAR, it is returned as is. @author Heng Yuan @version $Id: ResourceBundleStringHook.java 255 2007-06-10 07:08:13Z coconut $ @see cookxml.core.interfaces.StringHook @since CookXml 1.0

      }
      StringHook stringHook = null;
      if(m_userhook != null)
        stringHook = m_userhook;
      else if (m_bundle != null)
        stringHook = new ResourceBundleStringHook (m_bundle);
      DecodeEngine decodeEngine = DecodeEngine.createDecodeEngine (this, m_varLookup, stringHook);
      decodeEngine.setDocument (doc);
      if (elm == null)
        elm = doc.getDocumentElement ();
      Object obj = decodeEngine.decodeElement (parentNS, parentTag, elm, parentObj);

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    if (value == null || !(value instanceof String))
      return;
    ResourceBundle bundle = getResourceBundle ((String)value);
    if (bundle == null)
      return;
    decodeEngine.setStringHook (new ResourceBundleStringHook (bundle));
  }

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