Examples of org.htmlparser.Node.toHtml()

org.htmlparser.Node.toHtml()
This method will make it easier when using html parser to reproduce html pages (with or without modifications) Applications reproducing html can use this method on nodes which are to be used or transferred as they were recieved, with the original html


        reference = "<head>";
        suffix = "<body>";
        lexer = new Lexer (reference + suffix);
        node = lexer.nextNode ();
        assertEquals ("Tag contents wrong", reference, node.toHtml ());
        node = lexer.nextNode ();
        assertEquals ("Tag contents wrong", suffix, node.toHtml ());
    }


    /**

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        suffix = "<body>";
        lexer = new Lexer (reference + suffix);
        node = lexer.nextNode ();
        assertEquals ("Tag contents wrong", reference, node.toHtml ());
        node = lexer.nextNode ();
        assertEquals ("Tag contents wrong", suffix, node.toHtml ());
    }


    /**
     * Test operation with attributed tags.
     */

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        Node node;


        reference = "<head lang='en_US' dir=ltr\nprofile=\"http://htmlparser.sourceforge.org/dictionary.html\">";
        lexer = new Lexer (reference);
        node = lexer.nextNode ();
        assertEquals ("Tag contents wrong", reference, node.toHtml ());
    }


    /**
     * Test operation with comments.
     */

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        lexer = new Lexer (url.openConnection ());
        position = 0;
        buffer = new StringBuffer (80000);
        while (null != (node = lexer.nextNode ()))
        {
            string = node.toHtml ();
            if (position != node.getStartPosition ())
                fail ("non-contiguous" + string);
            buffer.append (string);
            position = node.getEndPosition ();
            if (buffer.length () != position)

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        html = "<a href = \"http://test.com\" />";
        createParser (html);
        for (iterator = parser.elements (); iterator.hasMoreNodes (); )
        {
            node = iterator.nextNode ();
            String text = node.toHtml ();
            assertStringEquals ("no overflow", html, text);
        }
        html = "<a href=\"http://test.com\"/>";
        createParser (html);
        for (iterator = parser.elements (); iterator.hasMoreNodes (); )

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        html = "<a href=\"http://test.com\"/>";
        createParser (html);
        for (iterator = parser.elements (); iterator.hasMoreNodes (); )
        {
            node = iterator.nextNode ();
            String text = node.toHtml ();
            assertStringEquals ("no overflow", html, text);
        }
        html = "<a href = \"http://test.com\"/>";
        createParser (html);
        for (iterator = parser.elements (); iterator.hasMoreNodes (); )

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        html = "<a href = \"http://test.com\"/>";
        createParser (html);
        for (iterator = parser.elements (); iterator.hasMoreNodes (); )
        {
            node = iterator.nextNode ();
            String text = node.toHtml ();
            assertStringEquals ("no overflow", html, text);
        }
    }


    /**

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        lexer = new Lexer (html);
        node = lexer.nextNode ();
        if (node == null)
            fail ("too few nodes");
        else
            assertStringEquals ("bad html", html, node.toHtml());
        assertNull ("too many nodes", lexer.nextNode ());
    }


    /**
     * Unit test for new PI parsing code.

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        lexer = new Lexer(html);
        node = lexer.nextNode();
        if (node == null)
            fail ("too few nodes");
        else
            assertStringEquals("bad html", html, node.toHtml());
        assertNull("too many nodes", lexer.nextNode());
    }


    /**
     * See bug #899413 bug in javascript end detection.

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        lexer = new Lexer (html);
        node = lexer.nextNode (true);
        if (node == null)
            fail ("too few nodes");
        else
            assertStringEquals ("bad string", string, node.toHtml());
        assertNotNull ("too few nodes", lexer.nextNode (true));
        assertNull ("too many nodes", lexer.nextNode (true));
    }


    /**

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