Reputation: 2121
Is a "replace node..." statement anytime equal to an atomic removal of a node (with it's subtree) and an insertion of the content to replace with at the same place?
That is considering we have a DOM-Implementation, in order to support replace-operations is it save to assume the above statement or is something like this also possible (in case of replacing the "foo"-element with a "blabla"-element):
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Upvotes: 0
Views: 379
Reputation: 6229
You may as well use rename node
to preserve the descendant node structure.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 38682
Just construct a node <blabla>
which contains <foo>
's contents:
replace node /foo with <blabla>{/foo/*}</blabla>
Upvotes: 1