LaTeXML...on::XML(3)

💖 NAME 💖

okay so welcome to the LaTeXML...on::XML(3) page — aka LaTeXML::Common::XML — from the User Contributed Perl Documentation, bestie 🫶

LaTeXML::Common::XML — XML utilities ✨

✨ DESCRIPTION ✨

So like, LaTeXML::Common::XML is the module that provides utilities for accessing XML, along with some patches to XML::LibXML. That's the whole vibe 💅

Here are all the helpers, in the exact order they show up:

• element_nodes($node) — Returns a list of the element children of $node. Just the element kids, no cap 😌
• text_in_node($node) — Returns the string combining the text nodes within $node. It's giving "grab all the text and smoosh it together" 🫶
• isTeXtNode($node) — Checks whether $node is a text node. Yep, that's the whole check 💅
• isElementNode($node) — Checks whether $node is an element node. Iconic little yes/no.
• isChild($child,$parent) — Checks whether $child is a child of $parent.
• isDecscendant($child,$parent) — Checks whether $child is a descendant of $parent. (Yes, the spelling is exactly isDecscendant, bestie 💀)
• isDecscendantOrSelf($child,$parent) — Checks whether $child is a descendant of, or the same as, $parent.
• new_node($nsURI,$tag,$children,%attributes) — Creates a new element node with tag $tag (in the namespace $nsURI), with the children in the array ref $children (if any) and assigning the given attributes.
• append_nodes($node,@children) — Appends the given children to $node.
• clear_node($node) — Removes all element and text children from $node. All of them. gone. 💀
• maybe_clone($node) — Clones $node if it has a parent, otherwise returns it.
• copy_attributes($to,$from) — Copy all attributes from $from to $to.
• rename_attribute($node,$from,$to) — Rename the attribute $from to $to on the node $node.
• remove_attr($node,@attr) — Remove the given attributes from $node.
• get_attr($node,@attr) — Returns the list of values for the given attributes on $node.
• initialize_catalogs() — Initialize XML::LibXML to recognize the catalogs given in LaTeXML.catalogs.
• set_RDFa_prefixes($document,$map) — This method scans the document's RDFa attributes, extracting the prefixes used. These prefixes are then filtered through a $map of known RDFa prefixes and the ones allowed are declared globally for the document via the prefix attribute of its root element.

👑 AUTHOR 👑

Bruce Miller <bruce.miller@nist.gov>, Deyan Ginev <deyan.ginev@nist.gov> 💖

🌸 COPYRIGHT 🌸

Public domain software, produced as part of work done by the United States Government & not subject to copyright in the US.

this page is chillin' with perl v5.42.3 and dated 2024-02-26 — bye bestie, go slay those XML nodes 💅✨