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# Copyright 2019 - The Android Open Source Project
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"""The dom_util module.
This module is a collection of the help functions to operate with the minidom
relevant objects.
"""
# The temporary pylint disable statements are only used for the skeleton upload.
# pylint: disable=unused-argument
# pylint: disable=unnecessary-pass
def find_special_node(parent, element_name, attributes=None):
"""Finds the node contains the specific element.
Find the node of the element contains the tag of element_name and the
attribute values listed in the attributes dict. There're two cases as
follows,
1. The case with attributes is as below <component name="...">.
2. The case without attributes is as below <findStrings>.
<component name="FindInProjectRecents">
<findStrings>
<find>StackInfo</find>
<find>attachStartupAgents</find>
</findStrings>
</component>
Args:
parent: A dom node object hierarchically contains the target_name
element object.
element_name: A string of the specific element name.
attributes: A dict of {'name': 'value', ...} for the attributes used to
match the element.
Returns:
A node object if the element_name target is found, otherwise None.
"""
pass
def compare_element_with_attributes(element, attributes=None):
"""Compares whether the element contains the multiple attributes.
Args:
element: A dom element object which is used to compare with.
attributes: A dict of {'name': 'value', ...} for the attributes used to
match the element.
Returns:
boolean: True if the input element contains attributes the same with
the attributes, otherwise False.
"""
pass
def update_element_attributes(node, element_name, attribute_set):
"""Updates attribute values into the matched element in the node.
Use the element_name and the dict in attribute_set to find the first
matched element and update its value with the last two items in
attribute_set which are the name and value.
Example:
The following section demonstrates how to use this method to update
the PORT value to 3000.
<component name="RunManager">
<configuration name="aidegen_jvm" type="Remote">
<module name="remote_template_test" />
<option name="HOST" value="localhost" />
<option name="PORT" value="5005" />
</configuration>
</component>
Args:
node: The minidom node object contains the child element to be updated.
In the example, it represents the RunManager component node.
element_name: the string of the element tag, which is the 'option' in
the example.
attribute_set: A set with 3 parts, ({'name': 'value', ,..}, name, value)
{'name': 'value', ,..}: A dict of {'name': 'value', ...} for the
attributes used to match the element.
name: A string of the attribute name to update.
value: An object with integer or string type used to update to the
name attribute.
In the example, the ({'name': 'PORT'}, 'value', 3000) is the value
of the attribute_set.
Returns:
True if update is successful.
Raises:
TypeError and AttributeError in bad input case.
"""
pass
def update_element_with_condition(element, attributes, target_name,
target_value):
"""Updates an element if it's fully matched with the compared condition.
If all the attribute data of the element are the same as attributes,
assign target_value to the target_name attribute in it.
Args:
element: The minidom element object.
attributes: A dict of {'name 1': 'value 1', ..., 'name n': 'value n'}
for the attributes of the element.
target_name: The string of the attribute name.
target_value: An integer or string used to set value.
Returns:
boolean: False means there's no such element can be updated.
Raises:
TypeError and AttributeError in bad input case.
"""
pass
def insert_element_data(element, attributes, target_name, target_value):
"""Inserts attribute data to an element.
Args:
element: The minidom element object.
attributes: A dict of {'name 1': 'value 1', ..., 'name n': 'value n'}
for the attributes of the element.
target_name: The string of the attribute name.
target_value: An integer or string used to set value.
Returns:
True if update is successful.
"""
pass