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protected function __get_nodeName(): string { |
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# The nodeName getter steps are to return the first matching statement, |
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# switching on the interface this implements: |
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$nodeName = $this->innerNode->nodeName; |
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# |
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# ↪ Element |
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# Its HTML-uppercased qualified name. |
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if ($this instanceof Element) { |
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$tagName = $this->tagName; |
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// Uncoerce names if necessary |
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return strtoupper(!str_contains(needle: 'U', haystack: $nodeName) ? $nodeName : $this->uncoerceName($nodeName)); |
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return strtoupper(!str_contains(needle: 'U', haystack: $tagName) ? $tagName : $this->uncoerceName($tagName)); |
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} |
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// Attribute nodes and processing instructions need the node name uncoerced if |
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// necessary |
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elseif ($this instanceof Attr || $this instanceof ProcessingInstruction) { |
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return (!str_contains(needle: 'U', haystack: $nodeName)) ? $nodeName : $this->uncoerceName($nodeName); |
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return (!str_contains(needle: 'U', haystack: $nodeName)) ? $nodeName : $this->uncoerceName($this->innerNode->nodeName); |
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} |
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// While the DOM itself cannot create a doctype with an empty string as the |
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// name, the HTML parser can. PHP's DOM cannot handle an empty string as the |
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} |
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// PHP's DOM handles everything correctly on everything else. |
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return $nodeName; |
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return $this->innerNode->nodeName; |
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} |
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protected function __get_nodeType(): int { |
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public function appendChild(Node $node): Node { |
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// Aside from pre-insertion validity PHP's DOM does this correctly already. |
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$this->preInsertionValidity($node); |
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$this->innerNode->appendChild($this->getInnerNode($node)); |
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$innerNode = $this->getInnerNode($node); |
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$this->innerNode->appendChild($innerNode); |
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return $node; |
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} |
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public function insertBefore(Node $node, ?Node $child = null): Node { |
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# The insertBefore(node, child) method steps are to return the result of |
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# pre-inserting node into this before child. |
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// Aside from pre-insertion validity PHP's DOM does this correctly already. |
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$this->preInsertionValidity($node, $child); |
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$this->innerNode->insertBefore($this->getInnerNode($node), $this->getInnerNode($child)); |
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$innerNode = $this->getInnerNode($node); |
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$this->innerNode->insertBefore($innerNode, $this->getInnerNode($child)); |
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return $node; |
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} |
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@ -932,6 +932,11 @@ abstract class Node { |
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} |
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} |
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if ($copy instanceof \DOMElement) { |
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$xpath = new \DOMXPath($innerDocument); |
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$xpath->query('.//') |
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} |
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# 7. Return copy. |
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return $copyWrapper; |
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} |
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