## net.sf.saxon.event
Class ReceiverOptions

    java.lang.Object
      net.sf.saxon.event.ReceiverOptions

    public class ReceiverOptions

extends Object

ReceiverOptions defines a set of constants, which can be used in calls to methods on the Receiver interface. The values are bit-significant.

Author:
  Michael H. Kay

Field Summary
`static int` `DEFAULTED_ATTRIBUTE` Flag indicating that an attribute value was added by the schema processor because a default value was specified
`static int` `DISABLE_CHARACTER_MAPS` Flag to disable use of character maps
`static int` `DISABLE_ESCAPING` Flag to disable output escaping
`static int` `DISINHERIT_NAMESPACES` Flag passed on startElement indicating that the element does not inherit the namespaces of its ancestors.
`static int` `ID_IDREF_CHECKED` Flag indicating that the ID/IDREF properties have been set if applicable: if this bit is set, then the absence of the IS_ID bit means the node is not an ID, and similarly for IS_IDREF
`static int` `IS_ID` Flag indicating an element or attribute that has the is-id property
`static int` `IS_IDREF` Flag indicating an element or attribute that has the is-idref property
`static int` `NAMESPACE_OK` Flag indicating that the namespace (of an element or attribute name) has already been declared; it does not need to be generated by the namespace fixup process.
`static int` `NILLABLE_ELEMENT` Flag used with character content that has been validated against a nillable element declaration.
`static int` `NO_SPECIAL_CHARS` Flag indicating that the value contains no special characters that need to be escaped
`static int` `REJECT_DUPLICATES` Flag indicating that duplicate values should be rejected
`static int` `TERMINATE` Flag set on startDocument() in relation to an xsl:message call with terminate="yes"
`static int` `USE_NULL_MARKERS` Flag used when an attribute value or text node contains null characters before and after strings generated by character mapping; these strings are to be output without escaping
`static int` `WHOLE_TEXT_NODE` Flag used with the characters() event to indicate that the event represents an entire text node, that is, the text node has not been fragmented over several characters() events

Constructor Summary
`ReceiverOptions()`

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
`equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait`

Field Detail

### DISABLE_ESCAPING

    public static final int DISABLE_ESCAPING

  Flag to disable output escaping

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### DISABLE_CHARACTER_MAPS

    public static final int DISABLE_CHARACTER_MAPS

  Flag to disable use of character maps

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### NO_SPECIAL_CHARS

    public static final int NO_SPECIAL_CHARS

  Flag indicating that the value contains no special characters that need to be escaped

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### DEFAULTED_ATTRIBUTE

    public static final int DEFAULTED_ATTRIBUTE

  Flag indicating that an attribute value was added by the schema processor because a default value was specified

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### REJECT_DUPLICATES

    public static final int REJECT_DUPLICATES

  Flag indicating that duplicate values should be rejected

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### NAMESPACE_OK

    public static final int NAMESPACE_OK

  Flag indicating that the namespace (of an element or attribute name) has already been declared; it does not need to be generated by the namespace fixup process.

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### DISINHERIT_NAMESPACES

    public static final int DISINHERIT_NAMESPACES

  Flag passed on startElement indicating that the element does not inherit the namespaces of its ancestors.

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### USE_NULL_MARKERS

    public static final int USE_NULL_MARKERS

  Flag used when an attribute value or text node contains null characters before and after strings generated by character mapping; these strings are to be output without escaping

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### NILLABLE_ELEMENT

    public static final int NILLABLE_ELEMENT

  Flag used with character content that has been validated against a nillable element declaration. Needed because of a peculiar rule for validating xs:key values

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### WHOLE_TEXT_NODE

    public static final int WHOLE_TEXT_NODE

  Flag used with the characters() event to indicate that the event represents an entire text node, that is, the text node has not been fragmented over several characters() events

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### IS_ID

    public static final int IS_ID

  Flag indicating an element or attribute that has the is-id property

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### IS_IDREF

    public static final int IS_IDREF

  Flag indicating an element or attribute that has the is-idref property

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### ID_IDREF_CHECKED

    public static final int ID_IDREF_CHECKED

  Flag indicating that the ID/IDREF properties have been set if applicable: if this bit is set, then the absence of the IS_ID bit means the node is not an ID, and similarly for IS_IDREF

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### TERMINATE

    public static final int TERMINATE

  Flag set on startDocument() in relation to an xsl:message call with terminate="yes"

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Constructor Detail

### ReceiverOptions

    public ReceiverOptions()

Copyright (C) Michael H. Kay. All rights reserved.