[jdom-interest] Re: carrying user data around with an Element
R. Mark Volkmann
mark.volkmann at home.com
Fri Nov 17 18:23:23 PST 2000
Should a feature ever be added to JDOM because DOM Level 2 or 3 added it?
I understand the desire to not bloat JDOM with features that provide little
value but there is also a bit of a marketing angle to this. For features
that don't significantly bloat the API or memory requirements of JDOM and
are in some level of DOM, I think we should consider adding them. Four bytes
for a reference to user data in Element objects seems to fit this
description. This is in the Node interface of DOM Level 3.
I also think that the Traversal and Range capabilities of DOM Level 2 should
be added ... though perhaps those should go in the contrib package. I
realize that everything they do can be done in JDOM now by coding it a
different way but I think a significant number of people would want to use
them. Does anyone object to putting them there? I may write them if they are
likely to be accepted.
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Strachan" <james at metastuff.com>
To: "David Churchville" <dmc at clearlight.com>; <jdom-interest at jdom.org>
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 5:59 AM
Subject: Re: [jdom-interest] Re: carrying user data around with an Element
> I'd suggest making your own Element class to do exactly what you need.
This
> kind of change should not be part of the standard JDOM API
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