Class Constants

java.lang.Object
org.apache.xml.utils.Constants
org.apache.xalan.templates.Constants

public class Constants extends Constants
Primary constants used in the TransformerImpl classes.
  • Field Details

    • ELEMNAME_UNDEFINED

      public static final int ELEMNAME_UNDEFINED
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_WITHPARAM

      public static final int ELEMNAME_WITHPARAM
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_ADDATTRIBUTE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_ADDATTRIBUTE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_ANCHOR

      public static final int ELEMNAME_ANCHOR
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_APPLY_TEMPLATES

      public static final int ELEMNAME_APPLY_TEMPLATES
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_USE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_USE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_CHILDREN

      public static final int ELEMNAME_CHILDREN
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_CHOOSE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_CHOOSE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_COMMENT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_COMMENT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_CONSTRUCT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_CONSTRUCT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_CONTENTS

      public static final int ELEMNAME_CONTENTS
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_COPY

      public static final int ELEMNAME_COPY
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_COPY_OF

      public static final int ELEMNAME_COPY_OF
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_DECIMALFORMAT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_DECIMALFORMAT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_DEFINEATTRIBUTESET

      public static final int ELEMNAME_DEFINEATTRIBUTESET
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_DEFINESCRIPT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_DEFINESCRIPT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_DISPLAYIF

      public static final int ELEMNAME_DISPLAYIF
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_EMPTY

      public static final int ELEMNAME_EMPTY
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_EVAL

      public static final int ELEMNAME_EVAL
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_EXPECTEDCHILDREN

      public static final int ELEMNAME_EXPECTEDCHILDREN
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_EXTENSION

      public static final int ELEMNAME_EXTENSION
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_EXTENSIONHANDLER

      public static final int ELEMNAME_EXTENSIONHANDLER
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_FOREACH

      public static final int ELEMNAME_FOREACH
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_KEY

      public static final int ELEMNAME_KEY
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_IF

      public static final int ELEMNAME_IF
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_IMPORT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_IMPORT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_INCLUDE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_INCLUDE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_CALLTEMPLATE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_CALLTEMPLATE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_PARAMVARIABLE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_PARAMVARIABLE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_NUMBER

      public static final int ELEMNAME_NUMBER
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_NSALIAS

      public static final int ELEMNAME_NSALIAS
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_OTHERWISE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_OTHERWISE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_PI

      public static final int ELEMNAME_PI
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_PRESERVESPACE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_PRESERVESPACE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_REMOVEATTRIBUTE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_REMOVEATTRIBUTE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_TEMPLATE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_TEMPLATE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_SORT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_SORT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_STRIPSPACE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_STRIPSPACE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_STYLESHEET

      public static final int ELEMNAME_STYLESHEET
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_TEXT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_TEXT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_VALUEOF

      public static final int ELEMNAME_VALUEOF
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_WHEN

      public static final int ELEMNAME_WHEN
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_ROOT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_ROOT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_ANY

      public static final int ELEMNAME_ANY
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_ELEMENT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_ELEMENT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_TARGETELEMENT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_TARGETELEMENT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_ATTRIBUTE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_ATTRIBUTE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_TARGETATTRIBUTE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_TARGETATTRIBUTE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_URL

      public static final int ELEMNAME_URL
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_CALL

      public static final int ELEMNAME_CALL
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_FALLBACK

      public static final int ELEMNAME_FALLBACK
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_TARGETPI

      public static final int ELEMNAME_TARGETPI
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_TARGETCOMMENT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_TARGETCOMMENT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_TARGETTEXT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_TARGETTEXT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_CSSSTYLECONVERSION

      public static final int ELEMNAME_CSSSTYLECONVERSION
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_COUNTER

      public static final int ELEMNAME_COUNTER
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_COUNTERS

      public static final int ELEMNAME_COUNTERS
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_COUNTERINCREMENT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_COUNTERINCREMENT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_COUNTERRESET

      public static final int ELEMNAME_COUNTERRESET
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_COUNTERSCOPE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_COUNTERSCOPE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_APPLY_IMPORTS

      public static final int ELEMNAME_APPLY_IMPORTS
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_VARIABLE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_VARIABLE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_MESSAGE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_MESSAGE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_LOCALE

      public static final int ELEMNAME_LOCALE
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_LITERALRESULT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_LITERALRESULT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_TEXTLITERALRESULT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_TEXTLITERALRESULT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_EXTENSIONCALL

      public static final int ELEMNAME_EXTENSIONCALL
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_EXTENSIONDECL

      public static final int ELEMNAME_EXTENSIONDECL
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_EXTENSIONSCRIPT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_EXTENSIONSCRIPT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_OUTPUT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_OUTPUT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_COMPONENT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_COMPONENT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_SCRIPT

      public static final int ELEMNAME_SCRIPT
      IDs for XSL element types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER! (It's a pity Java doesn't have a real Enumerated Mnemonic datatype... or a C-like preprocessor in lieu thereof which could be used to generate and maintain synch between these lists.)
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    • ELEMNAME_ANCHOR_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_ANCHOR_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_ANY_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_ANY_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_APPLY_IMPORTS_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_APPLY_IMPORTS_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_APPLY_TEMPLATES_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_APPLY_TEMPLATES_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_ARG_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_ARG_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_ATTRIBUTESET_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_ATTRIBUTESET_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_ATTRIBUTE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_ATTRIBUTE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_CALLTEMPLATEARG_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_CALLTEMPLATEARG_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_CALLTEMPLATE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_CALLTEMPLATE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_CALL_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_CALL_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_CHILDREN_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_CHILDREN_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_CHOOSE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_CHOOSE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_COMMENT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_COMMENT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_COMPONENT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_COMPONENT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_CONSTRUCT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_CONSTRUCT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_CONTENTS_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_CONTENTS_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_COPY_OF_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_COPY_OF_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_COPY_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_COPY_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_COUNTERINCREMENT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_COUNTERINCREMENT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_COUNTERRESET_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_COUNTERRESET_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_COUNTERSCOPE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_COUNTERSCOPE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_COUNTERS_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_COUNTERS_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_COUNTER_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_COUNTER_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_CSSSTYLECONVERSION_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_CSSSTYLECONVERSION_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_DECIMALFORMAT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_DECIMALFORMAT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_DISPLAYIF_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_DISPLAYIF_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_ELEMENT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_ELEMENT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_EMPTY_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_EMPTY_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_EVAL_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_EVAL_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_EXPECTEDCHILDREN_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_EXPECTEDCHILDREN_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_EXTENSIONHANDLER_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_EXTENSIONHANDLER_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_EXTENSION_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_EXTENSION_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_FALLBACK_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_FALLBACK_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_FOREACH_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_FOREACH_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_IF_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_IF_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_IMPORT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_IMPORT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_INCLUDE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_INCLUDE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_KEY_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_KEY_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_LOCALE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_LOCALE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_MESSAGE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_MESSAGE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_NSALIAS_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_NSALIAS_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_NUMBER_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_NUMBER_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_OTHERWISE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_OTHERWISE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_OUTPUT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_OUTPUT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ELEMNAME_PARAMVARIABLE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_PARAMVARIABLE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_PI_OLD_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_PI_OLD_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_PI_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_PI_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_PRESERVESPACE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_PRESERVESPACE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_ROOT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_ROOT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_SCRIPT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_SCRIPT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_SORT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_SORT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_STRIPSPACE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_STRIPSPACE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_STYLESHEET_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_STYLESHEET_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_TARGETATTRIBUTE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_TARGETATTRIBUTE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_TARGETCOMMENT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_TARGETCOMMENT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_TARGETELEMENT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_TARGETELEMENT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_TARGETPI_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_TARGETPI_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_TARGETTEXT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_TARGETTEXT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_TEMPLATE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_TEMPLATE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_TEXT_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_TEXT_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ELEMNAME_TRANSFORM_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_TRANSFORM_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_URL_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_URL_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ELEMNAME_USE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_USE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ELEMNAME_VALUEOF_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_VALUEOF_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_VARIABLE_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_VARIABLE_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_WHEN_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_WHEN_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • ELEMNAME_WITHPARAM_STRING

      public static final String ELEMNAME_WITHPARAM_STRING
      Literals for XSL element names. Note that there are more names than IDs, because some names map to the same ID.
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    • EXSLT_ELEMNAME_FUNCTION_STRING

      public static final String EXSLT_ELEMNAME_FUNCTION_STRING
      Literals for EXSLT function elements.
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    • EXSLT_ELEMNAME_FUNCRESULT_STRING

      public static final String EXSLT_ELEMNAME_FUNCRESULT_STRING
      Literals for EXSLT function elements.
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    • EXSLT_ELEMNAME_FUNCTION

      public static final int EXSLT_ELEMNAME_FUNCTION
      See Also:
    • EXSLT_ELEMNAME_FUNCRESULT

      public static final int EXSLT_ELEMNAME_FUNCRESULT
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_AMOUNT

      public static final String ATTRNAME_AMOUNT
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_ANCESTOR

      public static final String ATTRNAME_ANCESTOR
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_ARCHIVE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_ARCHIVE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_ATTRIBUTE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_ATTRIBUTE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_ATTRIBUTE_SET

      public static final String ATTRNAME_ATTRIBUTE_SET
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_CASEORDER

      public static final String ATTRNAME_CASEORDER
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_CLASS

      public static final String ATTRNAME_CLASS
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_CLASSID

      public static final String ATTRNAME_CLASSID
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_CODEBASE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_CODEBASE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_CODETYPE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_CODETYPE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_CONDITION

      public static final String ATTRNAME_CONDITION
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_COPYTYPE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_COPYTYPE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_COUNT

      public static final String ATTRNAME_COUNT
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_DATATYPE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_DATATYPE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_DECIMALSEPARATOR

      public static final String ATTRNAME_DECIMALSEPARATOR
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_DEFAULT

      public static final String ATTRNAME_DEFAULT
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_DEFAULTSPACE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_DEFAULTSPACE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_DEPTH

      public static final String ATTRNAME_DEPTH
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_DIGIT

      public static final String ATTRNAME_DIGIT
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_DIGITGROUPSEP

      public static final String ATTRNAME_DIGITGROUPSEP
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_DISABLE_OUTPUT_ESCAPING

      public static final String ATTRNAME_DISABLE_OUTPUT_ESCAPING
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_ELEMENT

      public static final String ATTRNAME_ELEMENT
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_ELEMENTS

      public static final String ATTRNAME_ELEMENTS
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_EXCLUDE_RESULT_PREFIXES

      public static final String ATTRNAME_EXCLUDE_RESULT_PREFIXES
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_EXPR

      public static final String ATTRNAME_EXPR
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_EXTENSIONELEMENTPREFIXES

      public static final String ATTRNAME_EXTENSIONELEMENTPREFIXES
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_FORMAT

      public static final String ATTRNAME_FORMAT
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_FROM

      public static final String ATTRNAME_FROM
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_GROUPINGSEPARATOR

      public static final String ATTRNAME_GROUPINGSEPARATOR
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_GROUPINGSIZE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_GROUPINGSIZE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_HREF

      public static final String ATTRNAME_HREF
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_ID

      public static final String ATTRNAME_ID
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_IMPORTANCE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_IMPORTANCE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_INDENTRESULT

      public static final String ATTRNAME_INDENTRESULT
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_INFINITY

      public static final String ATTRNAME_INFINITY
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_LANG

      public static final String ATTRNAME_LANG
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_LETTERVALUE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_LETTERVALUE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_LEVEL

      public static final String ATTRNAME_LEVEL
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_MATCH

      public static final String ATTRNAME_MATCH
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_METHOD

      public static final String ATTRNAME_METHOD
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_MINUSSIGN

      public static final String ATTRNAME_MINUSSIGN
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_MODE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_MODE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_NAME

      public static final String ATTRNAME_NAME
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_NAMESPACE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_NAMESPACE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_NAN

      public static final String ATTRNAME_NAN
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_NDIGITSPERGROUP

      public static final String ATTRNAME_NDIGITSPERGROUP
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_NS

      public static final String ATTRNAME_NS
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_ONLY

      public static final String ATTRNAME_ONLY
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_ORDER

      public static final String ATTRNAME_ORDER
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_CDATA_SECTION_ELEMENTS

      public static final String ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_CDATA_SECTION_ELEMENTS
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_DOCTYPE_PUBLIC

      public static final String ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_DOCTYPE_PUBLIC
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_DOCTYPE_SYSTEM

      public static final String ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_DOCTYPE_SYSTEM
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_ENCODING

      public static final String ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_ENCODING
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_INDENT

      public static final String ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_INDENT
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_MEDIATYPE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_MEDIATYPE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_METHOD

      public static final String ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_METHOD
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_OMITXMLDECL

      public static final String ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_OMITXMLDECL
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_STANDALONE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_STANDALONE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_VERSION

      public static final String ATTRNAME_OUTPUT_VERSION
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_PATTERNSEPARATOR

      public static final String ATTRNAME_PATTERNSEPARATOR
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
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    • ATTRNAME_PERCENT

      public static final String ATTRNAME_PERCENT
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_PERMILLE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_PERMILLE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_PRIORITY

      public static final String ATTRNAME_PRIORITY
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_REFID

      public static final String ATTRNAME_REFID
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_RESULTNS

      public static final String ATTRNAME_RESULTNS
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_RESULT_PREFIX

      public static final String ATTRNAME_RESULT_PREFIX
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_SELECT

      public static final String ATTRNAME_SELECT
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_SEQUENCESRC

      public static final String ATTRNAME_SEQUENCESRC
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_STYLE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_STYLE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_STYLESHEET_PREFIX

      public static final String ATTRNAME_STYLESHEET_PREFIX
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_TERMINATE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_TERMINATE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_TEST

      public static final String ATTRNAME_TEST
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_TOSTRING

      public static final String ATTRNAME_TOSTRING
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_TYPE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_TYPE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_USE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_USE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_USEATTRIBUTESETS

      public static final String ATTRNAME_USEATTRIBUTESETS
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_VALUE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_VALUE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_VERSION

      public static final String ATTRNAME_VERSION
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_XMLNS

      public static final String ATTRNAME_XMLNS
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_XMLNSDEF

      public static final String ATTRNAME_XMLNSDEF
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_XMLSPACE

      public static final String ATTRNAME_XMLSPACE
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • ATTRNAME_ZERODIGIT

      public static final String ATTRNAME_ZERODIGIT
      Literals for XSL attribute names. Note that there may be more names than IDs, because some names may map to the same ID.
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_METHOD

      public static final int TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_METHOD
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_AMOUNT

      public static final int TATTRNAME_AMOUNT
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_ANCESTOR

      public static final int TATTRNAME_ANCESTOR
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_ARCHIVE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_ARCHIVE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_ATTRIBUTE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_ATTRIBUTE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_ATTRIBUTE_SET

      public static final int TATTRNAME_ATTRIBUTE_SET
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_CASEORDER

      public static final int TATTRNAME_CASEORDER
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_CLASS

      public static final int TATTRNAME_CLASS
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_CLASSID

      public static final int TATTRNAME_CLASSID
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_CODEBASE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_CODEBASE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_CODETYPE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_CODETYPE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_CONDITION

      public static final int TATTRNAME_CONDITION
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_COPYTYPE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_COPYTYPE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_COUNT

      public static final int TATTRNAME_COUNT
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_DATATYPE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_DATATYPE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_DEFAULT

      public static final int TATTRNAME_DEFAULT
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_DEFAULTSPACE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_DEFAULTSPACE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_DEPTH

      public static final int TATTRNAME_DEPTH
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_DIGITGROUPSEP

      public static final int TATTRNAME_DIGITGROUPSEP
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_DISABLE_OUTPUT_ESCAPING

      public static final int TATTRNAME_DISABLE_OUTPUT_ESCAPING
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_ELEMENT

      public static final int TATTRNAME_ELEMENT
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_ELEMENTS

      public static final int TATTRNAME_ELEMENTS
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_EXPR

      public static final int TATTRNAME_EXPR
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_EXTENSIONELEMENTPREFIXES

      public static final int TATTRNAME_EXTENSIONELEMENTPREFIXES
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_FORMAT

      public static final int TATTRNAME_FORMAT
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_FROM

      public static final int TATTRNAME_FROM
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_GROUPINGSEPARATOR

      public static final int TATTRNAME_GROUPINGSEPARATOR
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_GROUPINGSIZE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_GROUPINGSIZE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_HREF

      public static final int TATTRNAME_HREF
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_ID

      public static final int TATTRNAME_ID
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_IMPORTANCE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_IMPORTANCE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_INDENTRESULT

      public static final int TATTRNAME_INDENTRESULT
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_LANG

      public static final int TATTRNAME_LANG
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_LETTERVALUE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_LETTERVALUE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_LEVEL

      public static final int TATTRNAME_LEVEL
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_MATCH

      public static final int TATTRNAME_MATCH
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_METHOD

      public static final int TATTRNAME_METHOD
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_MODE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_MODE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_NAME

      public static final int TATTRNAME_NAME
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_NAMESPACE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_NAMESPACE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_NDIGITSPERGROUP

      public static final int TATTRNAME_NDIGITSPERGROUP
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_NS

      public static final int TATTRNAME_NS
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_ONLY

      public static final int TATTRNAME_ONLY
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_ORDER

      public static final int TATTRNAME_ORDER
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_CDATA_SECTION_ELEMENTS

      public static final int TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_CDATA_SECTION_ELEMENTS
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_DOCTYPE_PUBLIC

      public static final int TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_DOCTYPE_PUBLIC
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_DOCTYPE_SYSTEM

      public static final int TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_DOCTYPE_SYSTEM
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_ENCODING

      public static final int TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_ENCODING
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_INDENT

      public static final int TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_INDENT
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_MEDIATYPE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_MEDIATYPE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_STANDALONE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_STANDALONE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_VERSION

      public static final int TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_VERSION
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_OMITXMLDECL

      public static final int TATTRNAME_OUTPUT_OMITXMLDECL
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_PRIORITY

      public static final int TATTRNAME_PRIORITY
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_REFID

      public static final int TATTRNAME_REFID
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_RESULTNS

      public static final int TATTRNAME_RESULTNS
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_SELECT

      public static final int TATTRNAME_SELECT
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_SEQUENCESRC

      public static final int TATTRNAME_SEQUENCESRC
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_STYLE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_STYLE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_TEST

      public static final int TATTRNAME_TEST
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_TOSTRING

      public static final int TATTRNAME_TOSTRING
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_TYPE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_TYPE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_USE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_USE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_USEATTRIBUTESETS

      public static final int TATTRNAME_USEATTRIBUTESETS
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_VALUE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_VALUE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_XMLNSDEF

      public static final int TATTRNAME_XMLNSDEF
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_XMLNS

      public static final int TATTRNAME_XMLNS
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_XMLSPACE

      public static final int TATTRNAME_XMLSPACE
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • TATTRNAME_EXCLUDE_RESULT_PREFIXES

      public static final int TATTRNAME_EXCLUDE_RESULT_PREFIXES
      IDs for XSL attribute types. These are associated with the string literals in the TransformerImpl class. Don't change the numbers. NOTE THAT THESE ARE NOT IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER!
      See Also:
    • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_HTML

      public static final String ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_HTML
      Mnemonics for the possible values of the xsl:output element's method= attribute:
      • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_XML = Use an XML formatter to produce the output document (basic XSLT operation).
      • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_HTML: Use an HTML formatter to produce the output document. When generating HTML documents, this may yield better results; it does things like escaping characters in href attributes.
      • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_TEXT: Use a Text formatter to produce the output document. Generally the right choice if your stylesheet wants to take over _all_ the details of formatting, most often when producing something that isn't an XML or HTML document.
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    • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_XML

      public static final String ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_XML
      Mnemonics for the possible values of the xsl:output element's method= attribute:
      • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_XML = Use an XML formatter to produce the output document (basic XSLT operation).
      • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_HTML: Use an HTML formatter to produce the output document. When generating HTML documents, this may yield better results; it does things like escaping characters in href attributes.
      • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_TEXT: Use a Text formatter to produce the output document. Generally the right choice if your stylesheet wants to take over _all_ the details of formatting, most often when producing something that isn't an XML or HTML document.
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    • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_TEXT

      public static final String ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_TEXT
      Mnemonics for the possible values of the xsl:output element's method= attribute:
      • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_XML = Use an XML formatter to produce the output document (basic XSLT operation).
      • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_HTML: Use an HTML formatter to produce the output document. When generating HTML documents, this may yield better results; it does things like escaping characters in href attributes.
      • ATTRVAL_OUTPUT_METHOD_TEXT: Use a Text formatter to produce the output document. Generally the right choice if your stylesheet wants to take over _all_ the details of formatting, most often when producing something that isn't an XML or HTML document.
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    • ATTRVAL_PRESERVE

      public static final int ATTRVAL_PRESERVE
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    • ATTRVAL_STRIP

      public static final int ATTRVAL_STRIP
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    • ATTRVAL_YES

      public static final boolean ATTRVAL_YES
      For indent-result
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    • ATTRVAL_NO

      public static final boolean ATTRVAL_NO
      For indent-result
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    • ATTRVAL_ALPHABETIC

      public static final String ATTRVAL_ALPHABETIC
      For letter-value attribute (part of conversion attributes).
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    • ATTRVAL_OTHER

      public static final String ATTRVAL_OTHER
      For letter-value attribute (part of conversion attributes).
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    • ATTRVAL_TRADITIONAL

      public static final String ATTRVAL_TRADITIONAL
      For letter-value attribute (part of conversion attributes).
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    • ATTRVAL_SINGLE

      public static final String ATTRVAL_SINGLE
      For level attribute in xsl:number.
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    • ATTRVAL_MULTI

      public static final String ATTRVAL_MULTI
      For level attribute in xsl:number.
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    • ATTRVAL_ANY

      public static final String ATTRVAL_ANY
      For level attribute in xsl:number.
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    • ATTRVAL_DEFAULT_PREFIX

      public static final String ATTRVAL_DEFAULT_PREFIX
      For Stylesheet-prefix and result-prefix in xsl:namespace-alias
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    • NUMBERLETTER_ALPHABETIC

      public static final int NUMBERLETTER_ALPHABETIC
      Integer equivalents for above
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    • NUMBERLETTER_TRADITIONAL

      public static final int NUMBERLETTER_TRADITIONAL
      Integer equivalents for above
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    • NUMBERLEVEL_SINGLE

      public static final int NUMBERLEVEL_SINGLE
      Integer equivelents for above
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    • NUMBERLEVEL_MULTI

      public static final int NUMBERLEVEL_MULTI
      Integer equivelents for above
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    • NUMBERLEVEL_ANY

      public static final int NUMBERLEVEL_ANY
      Integer equivelents for above
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    • MAX_MULTI_COUNTING_DEPTH

      public static final int MAX_MULTI_COUNTING_DEPTH
      Integer equivelents for above
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    • ATTRVAL_THIS

      public static final String ATTRVAL_THIS
      some stuff for my patterns-by-example
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    • ATTRVAL_PARENT

      public static final String ATTRVAL_PARENT
      some stuff for my patterns-by-example
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    • ATTRVAL_ANCESTOR

      public static final String ATTRVAL_ANCESTOR
      some stuff for my patterns-by-example
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    • ATTRVAL_ID

      public static final String ATTRVAL_ID
      some stuff for my patterns-by-example
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    • ATTRVAL_DATATYPE_TEXT

      public static final String ATTRVAL_DATATYPE_TEXT
      Stuff for sorting
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    • ATTRVAL_DATATYPE_NUMBER

      public static final String ATTRVAL_DATATYPE_NUMBER
      Stuff for sorting
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    • ATTRVAL_ORDER_ASCENDING

      public static final String ATTRVAL_ORDER_ASCENDING
      Stuff for sorting
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    • ATTRVAL_ORDER_DESCENDING

      public static final String ATTRVAL_ORDER_DESCENDING
      Stuff for sorting
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    • ATTRVAL_CASEORDER_UPPER

      public static final String ATTRVAL_CASEORDER_UPPER
      Stuff for sorting
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    • ATTRVAL_CASEORDER_LOWER

      public static final String ATTRVAL_CASEORDER_LOWER
      Stuff for sorting
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    • SORTDATATYPE_TEXT

      public static final int SORTDATATYPE_TEXT
      Integer equivelents for DATATYPE attribute
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    • SORTDATATYPE_NUMBER

      public static final int SORTDATATYPE_NUMBER
      Integer equivelents for DATATYPE attribute
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    • SORTORDER_ASCENDING

      public static final int SORTORDER_ASCENDING
      Integer equivelents for ORDER attribute
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    • SORTORDER_DESCENDING

      public static final int SORTORDER_DESCENDING
      Integer equivelents for ORDER attribute
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    • SORTCASEORDER_UPPERFIRST

      public static final int SORTCASEORDER_UPPERFIRST
      Integer equivelents for CASE-ORDER attribute
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    • SORTCASEORDER_LOWERFIRST

      public static final int SORTCASEORDER_LOWERFIRST
      Integer equivelents for CASE-ORDER attribute
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    • ATTRVAL_INFINITY

      public static final String ATTRVAL_INFINITY
      some stuff for Decimal-format
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    • ATTRVAL_NAN

      public static final String ATTRVAL_NAN
      some stuff for Decimal-format
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    • DEFAULT_DECIMAL_FORMAT

      public static final String DEFAULT_DECIMAL_FORMAT
      some stuff for Decimal-format
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    • ATTRNAME_XXXX

      public static final String ATTRNAME_XXXX
      temp dummy
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  • Constructor Details

    • Constants

      public Constants()