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/*
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package org.antlr.stringtemplate;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.Writer;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/** Essentially a char filter that knows how to auto-indent output
 *  by maintaining a stack of indent levels.  I set a flag upon newline
 *  and then next nonwhitespace char resets flag and spits out indention.
 *  The indent stack is a stack of strings so we can repeat original indent
 *  not just the same number of columns (don't have to worry about tabs vs
 *  spaces then).
 *
 *  Anchors are char positions (tabs won't work) that indicate where all
 *  future wraps should justify to.  The wrap position is actually the
 *  larger of either the last anchor or the indentation level.
 *
 *  This is a filter on a Writer.
 *
 *  \n is the proper way to say newline for options and templates.
 *  Templates can mix them but use \n for sure and options like
 *  wrap="\n". ST will generate the right thing. Override the default (locale)
 *  newline by passing in a string to the constructor.
 */
public class AutoIndentWriter implements StringTemplateWriter {
	/** stack of indents; use List as it's much faster than Stack. Grows
	 *  from 0..n-1.  List
	 */
	protected List indents = new ArrayList();

	/** Stack of integer anchors (char positions in line); avoid Integer
	 *  creation overhead.
	 */
	protected int[] anchors = new int[10];
	protected int anchors_sp = -1;

	/** \n or \r\n? */
	protected String newline;

	protected Writer out = null;
    protected boolean atStartOfLine = true;

	/** Track char position in the line (later we can think about tabs).
	 *  Indexed from 0.  We want to keep charPosition <= lineWidth.
	 *  This is the position we are *about* to write not the position
	 *  last written to.
	 */
	protected int charPosition = 0;
	protected int lineWidth = NO_WRAP;

	protected int charPositionOfStartOfExpr = 0;

	public AutoIndentWriter(Writer out, String newline) {
		this.out = out;
		indents.add(null); // s oftart with no indent
		this.newline = newline;
	}

	public AutoIndentWriter(Writer out) {
		this(out, System.getProperty("line.separator"));
	}

	public void setLineWidth(int lineWidth) {
		this.lineWidth = lineWidth;
	}

	/** Push even blank (null) indents as they are like scopes; must
     *  be able to pop them back off stack.
     *
     *  To deal with combined anchors and indentation, force indents to
     *  include any current anchor point.  If current anchor is beyond
     *  current indent width, add the difference to the indent to be added.
     *
     *  This prevents a check later to deal with anchors when starting new line.
     */
    public void pushIndentation(String indent) {
        int lastAnchor = 0;
        int indentWidth = getIndentationWidth();
        // If current anchor is beyond current indent width, add in difference
        if ( anchors_sp>=0 && anchors[anchors_sp]>indentWidth ) {
            lastAnchor = anchors[anchors_sp];
            StringBuffer buf = getIndentString(lastAnchor-indentWidth);
            if ( indent!=null ) buf.append(indent); // don't add if null
            indents.add(buf.toString());
            return;
        }
        indents.add(indent);        
    }

    public String popIndentation() {
        return (String)indents.remove(indents.size()-1);
    }

	public void pushAnchorPoint() {
		if ( (anchors_sp +1)>=anchors.length ) {
			int[] a = new int[anchors.length*2];
			System.arraycopy(anchors, 0, a, 0, anchors.length-1);
			anchors = a;
		}
		anchors_sp++;
		anchors[anchors_sp] = charPosition;
	}

	public void popAnchorPoint() {
		anchors_sp--;
	}

	public int getIndentationWidth() {
		int n = 0;
        for (int i=0; i= lineWidth )
		{
			// ok to wrap
			// Walk wrap string and look for A\nB.  Spit out A\n
			// then spit indent or anchor, whichever is larger
			// then spit out B.
			for (int i=0; i