| Methods Summary |
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| public void | breakLine(boolean preserveSpace)
// Equivalent to calling printSpace and forcing a flushLine.
if ( _text.length() > 0 ) {
while ( _spaces > 0 ) {
_line.append( ' " );
--_spaces;
}
_line.append( _text );
_text = new StringBuffer( 20 );
}
flushLine( preserveSpace );
try {
// Print line and new line, then zero the line contents.
_writer.write( _format.getLineSeparator() );
} catch ( IOException except ) {
// We don't throw an exception, but hold it
// until the end of the document.
if ( _exception == null )
_exception = except;
}
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| public void | breakLine()Called to print a line consisting of the text accumulated so
far. This is equivalent to calling {@link #printSpace} but
forcing the line to print and starting a new line ({@link
#printSpace} will only start a new line if the current line
is long enough).
breakLine( false );
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| public void | enterDTD()Called by any of the DTD handlers to enter DTD mode.
Once entered, all output will be accumulated in a string
that can be printed as part of the document's DTD.
This method may be called any number of time but will only
have affect the first time it's called. To exist DTD state
and get the accumulated DTD, call {@link #leaveDTD}.
// Can only enter DTD state once. Once we're out of DTD
// state, can no longer re-enter it.
if ( _dtdWriter == null ) {
_line.append( _text );
_text = new StringBuffer( 20 );
flushLine( false );
_dtdWriter = new StringWriter();
_docWriter = _writer;
_writer = _dtdWriter;
}
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| public void | flush()Flush the output stream. Must be called when done printing
the document, otherwise some text might be buffered.
if ( _line.length() > 0 || _text.length() > 0 )
breakLine();
try {
_writer.flush();
} catch ( IOException except ) {
// We don't throw an exception, but hold it
// until the end of the document.
if ( _exception == null )
_exception = except;
}
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| public void | flushLine(boolean preserveSpace)Flushes the line accumulated so far to the writer and get ready
to accumulate the next line. This method is called by {@link
#printText} and {@link #printSpace} when the accumulated line plus
accumulated text are two long to fit on a given line. At the end of
this method _line is empty and _spaces is zero.
int indent;
if ( _line.length() > 0 ) {
try {
if ( _format.getIndenting() && ! preserveSpace ) {
// Make sure the indentation does not blow us away.
indent = _thisIndent;
if ( ( 2 * indent ) > _format.getLineWidth() && _format.getLineWidth() > 0 )
indent = _format.getLineWidth() / 2;
// Print the indentation as spaces and set the current
// indentation to the next expected indentation.
while ( indent > 0 ) {
_writer.write( ' " );
--indent;
}
}
_thisIndent = _nextIndent;
// There is no need to print the spaces at the end of the line,
// they are simply stripped and replaced with a single line
// separator.
_spaces = 0;
_writer.write( _line.toString() );
_line = new StringBuffer( 40 );
} catch ( IOException except ) {
// We don't throw an exception, but hold it
// until the end of the document.
if ( _exception == null )
_exception = except;
}
}
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| public int | getNextIndent()
return _nextIndent;
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| public void | indent()Increment the indentation for the next line.
_nextIndent += _format.getIndent();
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| public java.lang.String | leaveDTD()Called by the root element to leave DTD mode and if any
DTD parts were printer, will return a string with their
textual content.
// Only works if we're going out of DTD mode.
if ( _writer == _dtdWriter ) {
_line.append( _text );
_text = new StringBuffer( 20 );
flushLine( false );
_writer = _docWriter;
return _dtdWriter.toString();
} else
return null;
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| public void | printSpace()Called to print a single space between text parts that may be
broken into separate lines. Must not be called to print a space
when preserving spaces. The text accumulated so far with {@link
#printText} will be added to the accumulated line, and a space
separator will be counted. If the line accumulated so far is
long enough, it will be printed.
// The line consists of the text accumulated in _line,
// followed by one or more spaces as counted by _spaces,
// followed by more space accumulated in _text:
// - Text is printed and accumulated into _text.
// - A space is printed, so _text is added to _line and
// a space is counted.
// - More text is printed and accumulated into _text.
// - A space is printed, the previous spaces are added
// to _line, the _text is added to _line, and a new
// space is counted.
// If text was accumulated with printText(), then the space
// means we have to move that text into the line and
// start accumulating new text with printText().
if ( _text.length() > 0 ) {
// If the text breaks a line bounary, wrap to the next line.
// The printed line size consists of the indentation we're going
// to use next, the accumulated line so far, some spaces and the
// accumulated text so far.
if ( _format.getLineWidth() > 0 &&
_thisIndent + _line.length() + _spaces + _text.length() > _format.getLineWidth() ) {
flushLine( false );
try {
// Print line and new line, then zero the line contents.
_writer.write( _format.getLineSeparator() );
} catch ( IOException except ) {
// We don't throw an exception, but hold it
// until the end of the document.
if ( _exception == null )
_exception = except;
}
}
// Add as many spaces as we accumulaed before.
// At the end of this loop, _spaces is zero.
while ( _spaces > 0 ) {
_line.append( ' " );
--_spaces;
}
_line.append( _text );
_text = new StringBuffer( 20 );
}
// Starting a new word: accumulate the text between the line
// and this new word; not a new word: just add another space.
++_spaces;
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| public void | printText(java.lang.String text)Called to print additional text. Each time this method is called
it accumulates more text. When a space is printed ({@link
#printSpace}) all the accumulated text becomes one part and is
added to the accumulate line. When a line is long enough, it can
be broken at its text boundary.
_text.append( text );
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| public void | printText(java.lang.StringBuffer text)
_text.append( text.toString() );
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| public void | printText(char ch)
_text.append( ch );
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| public void | printText(char[] chars, int start, int length)
_text.append( chars, start, length );
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| public void | setNextIndent(int indent)
_nextIndent = indent;
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| public void | setThisIndent(int indent)
_thisIndent = indent;
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| public void | unindent()Decrement the indentation for the next line.
_nextIndent -= _format.getIndent();
if ( _nextIndent < 0 )
_nextIndent = 0;
// If there is no current line and we're de-identing then
// this indentation level is actually the next level.
if ( ( _line.length() + _spaces + _text.length() ) == 0 )
_thisIndent = _nextIndent;
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