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/*!
    \contentspage index.html
    \page jsextension-domxml.html
    \ingroup list-of-builtin-services

    \title DomXml Service
    \brief Provides a DOM parser and generator to JavaScript.

    The \c DomXml service enables you to access and manipulate XML Document
    Object Model (DOM) documents. The entire document is a \e {document node},
    each XML element is an \e {element node}, the text paragraphs in the XML
    elements are \e {text nodes}, and each attribute is an \e {attribute node}.

    XML DOM presents documents as tree structures. The contents of the nodes
    can be accessed in the tree. They can be modified or deleted, and new
    nodes can be created.

    The nodes in the node tree have a hierarchical relationship to each other.
    The top node is called the \e root. Each node, except the root, has exactly
    one \e parent node, while it can have any number of \e children. Nodes with
    the same parent are called \e siblings.

    \section1 XML DOM Document Node Operations

    A document node represents an entire document. That is, the root of the DOM
    tree.

    \section2 Constructor

    \badcode
    XmlDomDocument()
    \endcode

    Creates an XML DOM root node that can contain one element.

    \section2 createCDATASection

    \badcode
    XmlDomDocument.createCDATASection(value: string)
    \endcode

    Creates a CDATA section that is not parsed by a parser. It can be used to
    include XML fragments without having to escape the delimiters, for example.
    Tags inside the section are not treated as markup nor are entities expanded.

    \section2 createElement

    \badcode
    XmlDomDocument.createElement(tagName: string)
    \endcode

    Creates an element that can contain other elements, CDATA sections, and text
    nodes.

    \section2 createTextNode

    \badcode
    XmlDomDocument.createTextNode(value: string)
    \endcode

    Creates a text node that represents textual content in an element or
    attribute.

    \section2 documentElement

    \badcode
    XmlDomDocument.documentElement()
    \endcode

    Returns the document element.

    \section2 load

    \badcode
    XmlDomDocument.load(filePath: string): void
    \endcode

    Loads the document specified by \c filePath.

    \section2 save

    \badcode
    XmlDomDocument.save(filePath: string, indentation: int): void
    \endcode

    Saves the document at the location specified by \c filePath with the
    indentation specified by \c int.

    \section2 setContent

    \badcode
    XmlDomDocument.setContent(content: string)
    \endcode

    Returns the content of the document.

    \section2 toString

    \badcode
    XmlDomDocument.toString(indentation: int)
    \endcode

    Converts the document to a string with the indentation specified by \c int.

    \section1 XML DOM Node Operations

    A node represents a single node in the document tree. There are several
    different types of nodes, such as element, attribute, and text nodes.

    All objects inherit the node properties for handling parents and children,
    even if they cannot have parents or children. For example, attempting to add
    children to text nodes results in a DOM error.

    \section2 Constructor

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode()
    \endcode

    Creates an XML DOM node.

    \section2 appendChild

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.appendChild(tagName: string)
    \endcode

    Appends a new child node to the end of the list of children of a node.

    \section2 attribute

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.attribute(name: string, defaultValue: string)
    \endcode

    Returns the name and default value of the attribute.

    \section2 clear

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.clear()
    \endcode

    Clears the contents of the node.

    \section2 data

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.data()
    \endcode

    Returns the contents of the text node, CDATA section, or character data
    node.

    \section2 firstChild

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.firstChild(tagName: string)
    \endcode

    Returns the first child of a node.

    \section2 hasAttribute

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.hasAttribute(name: string) boolean
    \endcode

    Returns \c true if the node has the specified attribute.

    \section2 hasAttributes

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.hasAttributes() boolean
    \endcode

    Returns \c true if the node has attributes.

    \section2 hasChildNodes

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.hasChildNodes() boolean
    \endcode

    Returns \c true if the node has children.

    \section2 insertAfter

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.insertAfter(newChild: tagName, refChild: tagName)
    \endcode

    Inserts a new child node after the child node specified by \c refChild.

    \section2 insertBefore

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.insertBefore(newChild: tagName, refChild: tagName)
    \endcode

    Inserts a new child node before the child node specified by \c refChild.

    \section2 isCDATASection

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.isCDATASection() boolean
    \endcode

    Returns \c true if this is a CDATA section.

    \section2 isElement

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.isElement() boolean
    \endcode

    Returns \c true if this is an element.

    \section2 isText

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.isText() boolean
    \endcode

    Returns \c true if this is a text node.

    \section2 lastChild

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.lastChild(tagName: string)
    \endcode

    Returns the last child of a node.

    \section2 nextSibling

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.nextSibling(tagName: string)
    \endcode

    Returns the node immediately following a node.

    \section2 parentNode

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.parentNode()
    \endcode

    Returns the parent of the node.

    \section2 previousSibling

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.previousSibling(tagName: string)
    \endcode

    Returns the node before a node.

    \section2 removeChild

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.removeChild(tagName: string)
    \endcode

    Removes the child node.

    \section2 replaceChild

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.replaceChild(newChild: tagName, oldChild: tagName)
    \endcode

    Replaces a child node with another one.

    \section2 setAttribute

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.setAttribute(name: string, value: string)
    \endcode

    Sets the name and value of an attribute.

    \section2 setData

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.setData(value: string): void
    \endcode

    Sets the data of the node to a text node, CDATA section, or character data
    node.

    \section2 setTagName

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.setTagName(tagName: string)
    \endcode

    Sets the tag name of the node.

    \section2 tagName

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.tagName()
    \endcode

    Returns the tag name of the node.

    \section2 text

    \badcode
    XmlDomNode.text()
    \endcode

    Returns the text of the node.
*/
