Re: Resetting the Root Element
Laurent Bihanic <[email protected]>
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Jason Hunter wrote: >> You have to create a new root element and detach content from the old >> root to add it to the new root : >> Element newRoot = new Element(...); >> newRoot.setContent(oldRoot.removeContent()); >> >> Unfortunately, there is no Element.removeAttributes() method. So >> you'll probably have to iterate on the old root's attribute list to >> detach each attribute (using Iterator.remove()) and add it to the new >> root. >> Any better way, someone ? > > You can do elt.setAttributes(null). > (Or pass an empty list.) Yes but the interest of removeContent() in the present case is that it returns the list of the detached nodes. This is not the case for setAttributes() which returns the current element; the detached attributes are then lost. I was looking for a single-line-of-code attribute transfer, just as I can do with content. Laurent _______________________________________________ To control your jdom-interest membership: http://www.jdom.org/mailman/options/jdom-interest/[email protected]