Lines Matching refs:parser
31 * and the specialized parser creation methods will throw
71 * Indicates that the parser is inside a quoted {@code String}. Only
128 * @param mode the mode to reset the parser with
142 HtmlParser parser = new HtmlParserImpl();
143 parser.resetMode(mode);
144 return parser;
150 * proceed with parsing in-lieu of the supplied parser.
165 * A very specialized {@code HtmlParser} accessor that returns a parser
167 * of an HTML tag. This is only useful when the parser has not seen a
171 * <p>For example, to create a parser in a state akin to that
172 * after the parser has parsed "<a href=\"", invoke:
177 * <p>You must provide the proper value of quoting or the parser
180 * of {@code HtmlParser.ATTR_TYPE.NONE}, the parser is created in a state
182 * value. It becomes equivalent to a parser initialized in the
185 * @param attrtype the attribute type which the parser should be in
197 HtmlParser parser;
200 parser = createParser(
205 parser = createParser(
208 parser = createParser(
219 parser = createParser(parserInQJsAttr);
221 parser = createParser(parserInJsAttrQ);
223 parser = createParser(parserInJsAttr);
227 parser = createParser(
231 parser = createParserInMode(HtmlParser.Mode.HTML_IN_TAG, null);
237 return parser;
268 // To support a parser that is initialized within a URL parameter
276 // Using onmouse= which is a fictitious attribute name that the parser
284 // A parser in the Javascript context within a (single) quoted string.
