pub struct DocumentBuilder {
    session: Session,
    load_options: Arc<LoadOptions>,
    tree: Option<Node<NodeData>>,
    ids: HashMap<String, Node<NodeData>>,
    stylesheets: Vec<Stylesheet>,
}
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Used to build a tree of SVG nodes while an XML document is being read.

This struct holds the document-related state while loading an SVG document from XML: the loading options, the partially-built tree of nodes, the CSS stylesheets that appear while loading the document.

The XML loader asks a DocumentBuilder to append_element, append_characters, etc. When all the XML has been consumed, the caller can use build to get a fully-loaded Document.

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§session: Session

Metadata for the document’s lifetime.

§load_options: Arc<LoadOptions>

Loading options; mainly the URL resolver.

§tree: Option<Node<NodeData>>

Root node of the tree.

§ids: HashMap<String, Node<NodeData>>

Mapping from id attributes to nodes.

§stylesheets: Vec<Stylesheet>

Stylesheets defined in the document.

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impl DocumentBuilder

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pub fn new(session: Session, load_options: Arc<LoadOptions>) -> DocumentBuilder

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pub fn append_stylesheet(&mut self, stylesheet: Stylesheet)

Adds a stylesheet in order to the document.

Stylesheets will later be matched in the order in which they were added.

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pub fn append_element( &mut self, name: &QualName, attrs: Attributes, parent: Option<Node<NodeData>> ) -> Node<NodeData>

Creates an element of the specified name as a child of parent.

This is the main function to create new SVG elements while parsing XML.

name is the XML element’s name, for example rect.

attrs has the XML element’s attributes, e.g. cx/cy/r for <circle cx="0" cy="0" r="5">.

If parent is None it means that we are creating the root node in the tree of elements. The code will later validate that this is indeed an <svg> element.

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pub fn append_characters(&mut self, text: &str, parent: &mut Node<NodeData>)

Creates a node for an XML text element as a child of parent.

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pub fn build(self) -> Result<Document, LoadingError>

Does the final validation on the Document being read, and returns it.

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