Convert a regular XML node to one for use in a "flat" tree
This coerces a regular R-based XML node (i.e. not an internal C-level
node) to a form that can be inserted into a flat tree, i.e.
one that stores the nodes in a non-hierarchical manner.
It is thus used in conjunction with
xmlHashTree
It adds id
and env
fields to the
node and specializes the class by prefixing className
to the class attribute.
This is not used very much anymore as we use the internal nodes for most purposes.
asXMLTreeNode(node, env, id = get(".nodeIdGenerator", env)(xmlName(node)), className = "XMLTreeNode")
node |
the original XML node |
env |
the |
id |
the identifier for the node in the flat tree. If this is not specified, we consult the tree itself and its built-in identifier generator. By default, the name of the node is used as its identifier unless there is another node with that name. |
className |
a vector of class names to be prefixed to the existing class vector of the node. |
An object of class className
, i.e. by default
"XMLTreeNode"
.
Duncan Temple Lang
txt = '<foo a="123" b="an attribute"><bar>some text</bar>other text</foo>' doc = xmlTreeParse(txt) class(xmlRoot(doc)) as(xmlRoot(doc), "XMLInternalNode")
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