Uses of Interface
org.jdom2.filter.Filter

Packages that use Filter

Package	Description
org.jdom2	Classes representing the components of an XML document.
org.jdom2.filter	Classes to both filter and generically type-cast nodes of a document based on type, name, value, or other aspects, and to boolean AND/OR/NEGATE these rules.

Uses of Filter in org.jdom2

Methods in org.jdom2 with parameters of type Filter

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
<F extends Content> java.util.List<F>	Document.getContent(Filter<F> filter)	Return a filtered view of this Document's content.
<E extends Content> java.util.List<E>	Element.getContent(Filter<E> filter)	Return a filter view of this Element's content.
<E extends Content> java.util.List<E>	Parent.getContent(Filter<E> filter)	Returns as a List the content of this parent that matches the supplied filter.
<F extends Content> IteratorIterable<F>	Document.getDescendants(Filter<F> filter)	Returns an iterator that walks over all descendants in document order applying the Filter to return only elements that match the filter rule.
<F extends Content> IteratorIterable<F>	Element.getDescendants(Filter<F> filter)	Returns an iterator that walks over all descendants in document order applying the Filter to return only content that match the filter rule.
<E extends Content> IteratorIterable<E>	Parent.getDescendants(Filter<E> filter)	Returns an Iterator that walks over all descendants in document order applying the Filter to return only content that match the filter rule.
<F extends Content> java.util.List<F>	Document.removeContent(Filter<F> filter)	Remove all child content from this parent matching the supplied filter.
<F extends Content> java.util.List<F>	Element.removeContent(Filter<F> filter)	Remove all child content from this parent matching the supplied filter.
<E extends Content> java.util.List<E>	Parent.removeContent(Filter<E> filter)	Removes from this parent all child content matching the given filter and returns a list of the detached children.
<E extends Content> void	Element.sortContent(Filter<E> filter, java.util.Comparator<? super E> comparator)	Sort the child content of this Element that matches the Filter, using a mechanism that is safe for JDOM content.

Uses of Filter in org.jdom2.filter

Classes in org.jdom2.filter that implement Filter

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	AbstractFilter<T>	Partial implementation of Filter.
class	AttributeFilter	A Filter that only matches Attribute objects.
class	ContentFilter	A general purpose Filter able to represent all legal JDOM objects or a specific subset.
class	ElementFilter	A Filter that only matches Element objects.

Methods in org.jdom2.filter that return Filter

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Filter<T>	AbstractFilter.and(Filter<?> filter)
Filter<T>	Filter.and(Filter<?> filter)	Creates an ANDing filter.
static Filter<Attribute>	Filters.attribute()	Return a Filter that matches any Attribute data.
static Filter<Attribute>	Filters.attribute(java.lang.String name)	Return a Filter that matches any Attribute data with the specified name.
static Filter<Attribute>	Filters.attribute(java.lang.String name, Namespace ns)	Return a Filter that matches any Attribute data with the specified name and namespace.
static Filter<Attribute>	Filters.attribute(Namespace ns)	Return a Filter that matches any Attribute data with the specified namespace.
static Filter<CDATA>	Filters.cdata()	Return a Filter that matches any CDATA data.
static Filter<Comment>	Filters.comment()	Return a Filter that matches any Comment data.
static Filter<Content>	Filters.content()	Return a Filter that matches any Content data.
static Filter<DocType>	Filters.doctype()	Return a Filter that matches any DocType data.
static Filter<Document>	Filters.document()	Return a Filter that matches any Document data.
static Filter<Element>	Filters.element()	Return a Filter that matches any Element data.
static Filter<Element>	Filters.element(java.lang.String name)	Return a Filter that matches any Element data with the specified name.
static Filter<Element>	Filters.element(java.lang.String name, Namespace ns)	Return a Filter that matches any Element data with the specified name and Namespace.
static Filter<Element>	Filters.element(Namespace ns)	Return a Filter that matches any Element data with the specified Namespace.
static Filter<EntityRef>	Filters.entityref()	Return a Filter that matches any EntityRef data.
static Filter<java.lang.Boolean>	Filters.fboolean()	Return a Filter that matches any Boolean data.
static <F> Filter<F>	Filters.fclass(java.lang.Class<F> clazz)	Return a Filter that matches any data of the specified Class.
static Filter<java.lang.Double>	Filters.fdouble()	Return a Filter that matches any Double data.
static Filter<java.lang.Object>	Filters.fpassthrough()	Return a filter that does no filtering at all - everything matches.
static Filter<java.lang.String>	Filters.fstring()	Return a Filter that matches any String data.
Filter<?>	AbstractFilter.negate()
Filter<? extends java.lang.Object>	Filter.negate()	Creates an 'inverse' filter
Filter<? extends Content>	AbstractFilter.or(Filter<?> filter)
Filter<? extends java.lang.Object>	Filter.or(Filter<?> filter)	Creates an ORing filter
static Filter<ProcessingInstruction>	Filters.processinginstruction()	Return a Filter that matches any ProcessingInstruction data.
<R> Filter<R>	AbstractFilter.refine(Filter<R> filter)
<R> Filter<R>	Filter.refine(Filter<R> filter)	This is similar to the and(Filter) method except the generic type is different.
static Filter<Text>	Filters.text()	Return a Filter that matches any Text data (which includes CDATA since that is a subclass of Text).
static Filter<Text>	Filters.textOnly()	Return a Filter that matches any Text data (excludes CDATA instances).

Methods in org.jdom2.filter with parameters of type Filter

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Filter<T>	AbstractFilter.and(Filter<?> filter)
Filter<T>	Filter.and(Filter<?> filter)	Creates an ANDing filter.
Filter<? extends Content>	AbstractFilter.or(Filter<?> filter)
Filter<? extends java.lang.Object>	Filter.or(Filter<?> filter)	Creates an ORing filter
<R> Filter<R>	AbstractFilter.refine(Filter<R> filter)
<R> Filter<R>	Filter.refine(Filter<R> filter)	This is similar to the and(Filter) method except the generic type is different.