Hi Roman,
Thanks! That makes it much clearer! But I Still do not understand what is
meant by "Unwanted" in the closeOutUnwantedEmbeddedTags()... :(
David
Fu.
>
> Hi,
>
>> Hi Sven, Roman, and All,
>> I am currently working on the HTMLWriter. Does anybody have an idea what
>> is meant by an Embedded Tag for the writeEmbeddedTags() method? I am
>> guessing it is the hidden input used in HTML forms, but the
>> closeOutUnwantedEmbeddedTags() method does not really make sense here.
>
> Embedded tags have nothing to do with <embed> and the like. Embedded
> taghs here means tags that are stored as attributes in other tags. This
> is true for most character level tags like <b>, <i> etc. Those are not
> modeled as elements in the document structure, but instead as attributes
> in other tags. For example this snipped:
>
> <p><i>Hello <b>World</b></i></p>
>
> is modeled like this (play with it in the HtmlDemo in examples/ ):
>
> <p
> name=p
> >
> <content
> name=content
>
> i=gnu.javax.swing.text.html.parser.SmallHtmlAttributeSet@aff1c4f0
> >
> [0,6][Hello ]
> <content
> name=content
>
> i=gnu.javax.swing.text.html.parser.SmallHtmlAttributeSet@aff1c4f0
>
> b=gnu.javax.swing.text.html.parser.SmallHtmlAttributeSet@aff1f230
> >
> [6,11][World]
>
> As you can see there's the normal handling for the <p> tag (a separate
> element) and the character level tags are modeled as attributes of the
> synthetic content - element. These tags have the actual tag as attribute
> key, and their own attributes (if any) as the value.
>
> I hope this helps...
>
> /Roman
>
>
>
