Package com.helger.schematron.pure.model
package com.helger.schematron.pure.model
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ClassDescriptionIPSClonableElement<IMPLTYPE extends IPSClonableElement<IMPLTYPE>>Base interface for a cloneable Schematron elementsBase interface for a single Pure Schematron elementBase interface for a objects having flagsBase interface for Pure Schematron elements that support foreign attributes.Base interface for Pure Schematron elements that support foreign elements and attributes.Base interface for all elements that may have an ID.Base interface for Pure Schematron elements that support includes.Base interface for all objects having
PSLetelements containedBase interface for objects having a linkable group.Base interface for a Schematron element that hasStringandIPSElementcontent mixed.Base interface for objects having a rich group.Base interface for all Schematron objects having text children (as Strings)Base interface for a single Pure Schematron element that is optionalA single Schematron assert- or report-element.
An assertion made about the context nodes.A single Schematron diagnostic-element.
A natural-language message giving more specific details concerning a failed assertion, such as found versus expected values and repair hints.
NOTE: Diagnostics in multiple languages may be supported by using a different diagnostic element for each language, with the appropriate xml:lang language attribute, and referencing all the unique identifiers of the diagnostic elements in the diagnostics attribute of the assertion.A single Schematron diagnostics-element.
A section containing individual diagnostic elements.
An implementation is not required to make use of this element.A single Schematron dir-element.
A section of natural-language text with a direction specified by the value attribute.Direction enumerationA single Schematron emph-element.
A portion of text that should be rendered with some emphasis.
An implementation is not required to make use of this element.A single Schematron extends-element.
Abstract rules are named lists of assertions without a context expression.A single Schematron include-element.
The required href attribute references an external well-formed XML document whose document element is a Schematron element of a type which is allowed by the grammar for Schematron at the current position in the schema.A single Schematron let-element.
If the let element is the child of a rule element, the variable is calculated and scoped to the current rule and context.A single "linkable" groupA single Schematron name-element.
Provides the names of nodes from the instance document to allow clearer assertions and diagnostics.A single Schematron ns-element.
Specification of a namespace prefix and URI.A single Schematron p-element.
A paragraph of natural language text containing maintainer and user information about the parent element.A single Schematron param-element.
A name-value pair providing parameters for an abstract pattern.A single Schematron pattern-element.
A structure, simple or complex.A single Schematron phase-element.
A grouping of patterns, to name and declare variations in schemas, for example, to support progressive validation.A single "rich" groupA single Schematron rule-element.
A list of assertions tested within the context specified by the required context attribute.A single Schematron schema-element.
The top-level element of a Schematron schema.
The optional schemaVersion attribute gives the version of the schema.A single Schematron span-element.
A portion of some paragraph that should be rendered in a distinct way, keyed with the class attribute.
An implementation is not required to make use of this element.A single Schematron title-element.
A summary of the purpose or role of the schema or pattern, for the purpose of documentation or a rich user interface.
An implementation is not required to make use of this element.A single Schematron value-of-element.
Finds or calculates values from the instance document to allow clearer assertions and diagnostics.