com.adobe.xfa
Class SOMParser.SomResultInfo

java.lang.Object
  com.adobe.xfa.SOMParser.SomResultInfo

Enclosing class:

SOMParser

public static final class SOMParser.SomResultInfo
extends java.lang.Object

Describes one returned value from the SOM parser.

Field Summary

Obj	object The object member represents the Obj that the SOM expression refers to.
int	occurrence The occurrence member indicates the occurrence number of the referenced property (if propertyName is not empty).
java.lang.String	propertyName If the SOM expression refers to a property then the propertyName field contains the name of the property.
Arg	value The value field indicates the "answer" to the SOM expression.

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

object

public final Obj object

The object member represents the Obj that the SOM expression refers to. This is often, but not always, actually a Node.

occurrence

public final int occurrence

The occurrence member indicates the occurrence number of the referenced property (if propertyName is not empty).

propertyName

public final java.lang.String propertyName

If the SOM expression refers to a property then the propertyName field contains the name of the property. For example, for the SOM expression "datavalue.value", the property name would be "value" in this example). This is useful for the left hand side of expressions involving SOM statements. Note that if a method is invoked, then this contains the text representation of the method call (not that this is terribly useful in this case).

value

public final Arg value

The value field indicates the "answer" to the SOM expression. For example, for datavalue.value, value would be set to be a string containing the value of the datavalue. In the case of a method call, value contains the return value of the method. For convenience, if the SOM expression returns an Obj without any properties, then value is set to contain the Obj. Note that value does not contain the "default value" of the Obj in this case.