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In KnowWE the content of an article is managed as a hierarchical structure of the content elements. Every node of that tree contains a particular fragment of the source text of the page. We call such a node a [Section]. No matter what kind of extension is implemented for KnowWE, sections will play a fundamental role in any case. Therefore handling, searching, navigation, and modification of sections are hot topics in KnowWE programming.
In KnowWE the content of an article is managed as a hierarchical structure of the content elements. Every node of that tree contains a particular fragment of the source text of the page. We call such a node a [Section]. No matter what kind of extension for KnowWE should be implemented, sections will play a fundamental role in any case. Therefore handling, searching, navigation, and modification of sections are hot topics in KnowWE programming.
!! Finding other sections from a given section
The class [Sections] provides numerous utility methods for working with sections.
Often it is necessary to find a section of a particular type, which is an ancestor or successor of a given section. Therefore, the following methods can be employed:
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