Examples of org.apache.shindig.gadgets.templates.tags.TagHandler.process()

Package org.apache.shindig.gadgets.templates.tags

Class org.apache.shindig.gadgets.templates.tags.TagHandler

Examples of org.apache.shindig.gadgets.templates.tags.TagHandler.process()

org.apache.shindig.gadgets.templates.tags.TagHandler.process()
Processes the custom tag. @param result A Node to append output to. @param tag The Element reference to the tag, useful for inspecting attributes and children @param processor A TemplateProcessor, used to evaluate expressions and rendersub-templates if needed.

    if (curAttribute != null) {
      templateContext.setCur(evaluate(curAttribute.getValue(), Object.class, null));
    }
    
    if (handler != null) {
      handler.process(result, element, this);
    } else {
      // Be careful cloning nodes! If a target node belongs to a different document than the
      // template node then use importNode rather than cloneNode as that avoids side-effects
      // in UserDataHandlers where the cloned template node would belong to its original
      // document before being adopted by the target document.

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    Node result = doc.getOwnerDocument().createDocumentFragment();
    Element tag = doc.getOwnerDocument().createElement("test");
    
    // Script and style elements for the library should get registered
    // with the first tag for the whole library
    handlerWithNoResources.process(result, tag, processor);
    assertEquals("<STYLE>libstyle\nlibstyle2</STYLE>" +
        "<JAVASCRIPT>libscript\nlibscript2</JAVASCRIPT>",
        serializeResources(context));


    // Now script and style elements for the tag should get registered

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    if (curAttribute != null) {
      templateContext.setCur(evaluate(curAttribute.getValue(), Object.class, null));
    }


    if (handler != null) {
      handler.process(result, element, this);
    } else {
      // Be careful cloning nodes! If a target node belongs to a different document than the
      // template node then use importNode rather than cloneNode as that avoids side-effects
      // in UserDataHandlers where the cloned template node would belong to its original
      // document before being adopted by the target document.

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    Node result = doc.getOwnerDocument().createDocumentFragment();
    Element tag = doc.getOwnerDocument().createElement("test");
    
    // Script and style elements for the library should get registered
    // with the first tag for the whole library
    handlerWithNoResources.process(result, tag, processor);
    assertEquals("<STYLE>libstyle\nlibstyle2</STYLE>" +
                 "<JAVASCRIPT>libscript\nlibscript2</JAVASCRIPT>",
                 serializeResources(context));


    // Now script and style elements for the tag should get registered

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    if (curAttribute != null) {
      templateContext.setCur(evaluate(curAttribute.getValue(), Object.class, null));
    }


    if (handler != null) {
      handler.process(result, element, this);
    } else {
      // Be careful cloning nodes! If a target node belongs to a different document than the
      // template node then use importNode rather than cloneNode as that avoids side-effects
      // in UserDataHandlers where the cloned template node would belong to its original
      // document before being adopted by the target document.

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    if (curAttribute != null) {
      templateContext.setCur(evaluate(curAttribute.getValue(), Object.class, null));
    }


    if (handler != null) {
      handler.process(result, element, this);
    } else {
      // Be careful cloning nodes! If a target node belongs to a different document than the
      // template node then use importNode rather than cloneNode as that avoids side-effects
      // in UserDataHandlers where the cloned template node would belong to its original
      // document before being adopted by the target document.

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    Node result = doc.getOwnerDocument().createDocumentFragment();
    Element tag = doc.getOwnerDocument().createElement("test");


    // Script and style elements for the library should get registered
    // with the first tag for the whole library
    handlerWithNoResources.process(result, tag, processor);
    assertEquals("<STYLE>libstyle\nlibstyle2</STYLE>" +
                 "<JAVASCRIPT>libscript\nlibscript2</JAVASCRIPT>",
                 serializeResources(context));


    // Now script and style elements for the tag should get registered

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    if (curAttribute != null) {
      templateContext.setCur(evaluate(curAttribute.getValue(), Object.class, null));
    }
    
    if (handler != null) {
      handler.process(result, element, this);
    } else {
      // Be careful cloning nodes! If a target node belongs to a different document than the
      // template node then use importNode rather than cloneNode as that avoids side-effects
      // in UserDataHandlers where the cloned template node would belong to its original
      // document before being adopted by the target document.

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