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/*--
Copyright (C) 2012 Jason Hunter & Brett McLaughlin.
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*/
package org.jdom2.located;
/**
* Implementations of this class know about their location (line and column).
*
* While it would seem intuitive that this represents the location where the
* content starts, in fact, if the data is populated by a SAX parser the line
* and column values represent the end of the SAX
* event.
*
* SAX parsers may vary, but it typically means the
* character after the last character for Text and CDATA values, the character
* after EntityRef, Comment, and ProcessingInstruction data, and the character
* after the opening tag for Element content. For DocType content, it appears
* that Xerces is inconsistent in the location, with the location being set at
* what appears to be the start of the internal subset data (if any).
*
* Finally, remember that the column value counts characters, and thus, if you
* have tab-indented values, the tab counts as a single character (regardless of
* how much it indents).
*
* @author Rolf Lear
*
*/
public interface Located {
/**
* Get the line number
* @return the line number
*/
public int getLine();
/**
* Get the column (character on the line).
* @return the column
*/
public int getColumn();
/**
* Set the line number
* @param line the line.
*/
public void setLine(int line);
/**
* Set the column (character on the line).
* @param col The column
*/
public void setColumn(int col);
}