This is the abstract class that the XSL processor uses when it has a problem of some kind, that requires a message, an error or a warning. More...
#include <ProblemListener.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for ProblemListener
This is the abstract class that the XSL processor uses when it has a problem of some kind, that requires a message, an error or a warning.
Users should ask the XSLTProcessor class to setProblemListener if they wish an object instance to be called when a problem event occurs.
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Function that is called when a problem event occurs.
where | either in XMLPARSER, XSLPROCESSOR, or QUERYENGINE |
classification | either MESSAGE, ERROR or WARNING |
sourceNode | source tree node where the problem occurred (may be 0) |
styleNode | style tree node where the problem occurred (may be 0) |
msg | string message explaining the problem. |
uri | the URI of the document where the problem occurred. May be 0. |
lineNo | line number where the problem occurred. |
charOffset | character offset where the problem. |
Reimplemented in ProblemListenerDefault, and XalanTransformerProblemListener.
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Set the print writer to which the problem is reported.
pw | writer to receive messages |
Reimplemented in ProblemListenerDefault, and XalanTransformerProblemListener.
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Xalan-C++ XSLT Processor Version 1.7 |
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