W3C DOM Node Types
The following table shows the node type and its numeric equivalent. These numeric values are used in the XDL when describing what type of node has been added in an xd:add element.
| Node type | Value |
|---|---|
| Element | 1 |
| Attribute | 2 |
| Text | 3 |
| CDATA | 4 |
| EntityReference | 5 |
| Entity | 6 |
| ProcessingInstruction | 7 |
| Comment | 8 |
| Document | 9 |
| DocumentType | 10 |
| DocumentFragment | 11 |
| Notation | 12 |
| Whitespace | 13 |
| SignificantWhitespace | 14 |
| XmlDeclaration | 18 |
Note Values 15 and 16 are EndElement and EndEntity, respectively. These are part of the Microsoft DOM but not W3C DOM.
See Also
XML Diff Functionality | XML Diff Language (Diffgram) | Path Descriptors | XmlDiff Operation xd:node | XmlDiff Operation xd:add | Adding Fragments and Multiple Nodes | Copying an Existing Node or Fragment | Extended Operations | XmlDiff Operation xd:remove | XmlDiff Operation xd:change | Example of a Diffgram | XmlDiff Class