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In some situations, you might have a View as input and desire to only work with a subtree of it with a view applicator. It would be helpful to a means of obtaining a (sub)View from a View, using a path.
e.g.
interface View {
/**
* Gets a subview from this view by traversing according to the specified path, which must
* terminate at either an <em>object</em> or an <em>array</em>.
* @param path path to the subview, delimited using the '/' character
* @return specified subview
* @throws ViewException if the path cannot be fully traversed or does not end at an object or array
*/
View subView(String path);
}
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In some situations, you might have a View as input and desire to only work with a subtree of it with a view applicator. It would be helpful to a means of obtaining a (sub)View from a View, using a path.
e.g.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: