start tag

Make all namespace declarations up in the start tag of the document element if at all possible.

Internally, Xerces stores namespace declarations with the rest of the attributes that are specified on an element start tag.

At the very first start tag of the document (the root element tag), I retrieve the kind attribute from this element.

In this example, notice that the element carries the declaration of the xi prefix inside its own start tag.

Refer to a "namespace declaration" as distinct from an "attribute" when discussing entries in a start tag.

Think of character data as the text found between the start tag and the end tag of an XML element.

When you type SPACE from inside a start tag, you also get a drop-down list showing all attributes that can be added to the current element.

The content of the folder is treated as message properties if the content=properties element is included in the folder start tag.

Finally, handle_starttag is called for every start tag in a Web page (that is fed into the HTML parser via the feed method).

attribute(nsi, name, value) -- Adds attribute to current start tag (value may be String or primitive type).

startTagAttributes(nsi, name) -- Generates start tag with attributes to be added.

You'll find only the START_TAG and TEXT event types, which correspond with element start tags and element text nodes.

element type declaration generally describes three parts: a start tag, content, and an end tag.

Attributes are always added to the start tag of an HTML element.

Attributes contribute to somewhat shorter XML because they have only a single tag as opposed to elements with a start tag and an end tag.

since the start tag is closed by the following block element.

In all the overridden WriteStartElement methods, a local name for the start tag is a required parameter.

The prolog refers to the information that appears before the start tag of the document or root element .

When overridden in a derived class, writes the specified start tag.

This method reads the start tag, the contents of the element, and moves the reader past the end element tag.

The number of namespace declarations that can appear in a single start tag is unlimited.

The two hyphens indicate that both the start tag and the end tag for this element type are required.

Remove the redundant default namespace declaration on the b start tag.

In the original document-level format, every start tag was paired to an end tag.

The start tag will invoke the pattern template and dump the result into the specified resource, in our case, dump. xml.

the end tag of the enclosing block element (here, ) implies the end tag of the open start tag.

Attributes are name-value pairs attached to an element's start tag.

startTag(nsi, name) -- Generates start tag without attributes.

And tests if the current content node is a start tag or empty element tag.

Leaves the parse positioned following the start tag.

attributeText(ns, name) -- Gets text value of required attribute from current start tag.

Reduce the whitespace within the a start tag so that there is a single space before each attribute.

Left brackets is an element of the start tag, it and mark name by Spaces between can't.

Checks if the current node is a start tag or an empty element tag.

Tests if the current content node is a start tag.

And positions the cursor after the ID start tag.

An element start tag is being written.

Elements are delimited by a start tag, such as , and an end tag, such as .

An empty element has a start tag, but no end tag.

True if MoveToContent finds a start tag or empty element tag; false if a node type other than XmlNodeType. Element was found.

Method, which is invoked when the start tag is encountered.

Or typed node start tag.

The major issue is that some of the innermost elements have a start tag but no ending tag, which is required for XML.

If you have a start tag, you must have an end tag.

Start tag: required, End tag: required

For example, if you type the following start tag