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package org.glassfish.pfl.basic.algorithm ;
import java.io.PrintStream ;
/** Manages printing of indented source code.
* Line numbers start at 1 and increase by 1
* every time nl() is called. Note that the
* proper use of this class requires calling nl()
* at the START of every line (thanks, Harold!),
* which make indentation much easier to manage. For example,
* an if statement can be printed as
*
* nl().p( "if (expr) {" ).in() ;
* nl().p( "stmt" ).out() ;
* nl().p( "} else {" ).in() ;
* nl().p( "stmt" ).out() ;
*/
public class Printer{
public static final int DEFAULT_INCREMENT = 4 ;
private PrintStream ps ;
private int increment ;
private char padChar ;
private int indent ;
private char[] pad ;
private StringBuilder bld ;
private int rightJustificationSize ;
public Printer( PrintStream ps ) {
this( ps, DEFAULT_INCREMENT, ' ' ) ;
}
public Printer( PrintStream ps, int increment, char padChar ) {
this.ps = ps ;
this.increment = increment ;
this.padChar = padChar ;
this.indent = 0 ;
this.bld = new StringBuilder() ;
fill() ;
this.rightJustificationSize = 0 ;
}
/** Right-Justify the next call to p so that the total number of characters
* is at least size. Use leading spaces if necessary to ensure this.
*/
public Printer rj( int size ) {
rightJustificationSize = size ;
return this ;
}
private Printer rightJustify( String str ) {
if (str.length() < rightJustificationSize) {
for (int ctr=0; ctr<(rightJustificationSize-str.length()); ctr++) {
bld.append( ' ' ) ;
}
}
rightJustificationSize = 0 ;
return this ;
}
public Printer p( String str ) {
rightJustify( str ) ;
bld.append( str ) ;
return this ;
}
public Printer p( Object... args ) {
for (Object obj : args)
p( obj ) ;
return this ;
}
public Printer p( Object obj ) {
String str = obj.toString() ;
rightJustify( str ) ;
bld.append( str ) ;
return this ;
}
public Printer in() {
indent += increment ;
fill() ;
return this ;
}
public Printer out() {
if (indent < increment)
throw new IllegalStateException(
"Cannot undent past start of line" ) ;
indent -= increment ;
fill() ;
return this ;
}
public int indent() {
return indent ;
}
private void fill() {
pad = new char[indent] ;
for (int ctr = 0; ctr
case Character.OTHER_PUNCTUATION : return true; // !@#%&*;':",./?
case Character.START_PUNCTUATION : return true; // ( [ {
case Character.END_PUNCTUATION : return true; // ) ] }
}
return false;
}
public Printer printBuffer( byte[] buffer ) {
int length = buffer.length ;
for (int i = 0; i < length; i += 16) {
StringBuffer sbuf = new StringBuffer() ;
int j = 0;
// For every 16 bytes, there is one line of output. First,
// the hex output of the 16 bytes with each byte separated
// by a space.
while (j < 16 && (i + j) < length) {
int k = buffer[i + j];
if (k < 0)
k = 256 + k;
String hex = Integer.toHexString(k);
if (hex.length() == 1)
hex = "0" + hex;
sbuf.append(hex + " ");
j++;
}
// Add any extra spaces to align the
// text column in case we didn't end
// at 16
while (j < 16) {
sbuf.append(" ");
j++;
}
// Now output the ASCII equivalents. Non-ASCII
// characters are shown as periods.
int x = 0;
while (x < 16 && x + i < length) {
char ch = (char)buffer[i + x] ;
if (isPrintable( ch ))
sbuf.append( ch ) ;
else
sbuf.append( '.' ) ;
x++;
}
nl().p( sbuf ) ;
}
return this ;
}
}
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