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package org.jdom2.output.support;

import java.util.List;

import org.jdom2.Content;

/**
 * Methods common/useful for all Outputter processors.
 * 
 * @since JDOM2
 * @author Rolf Lear
 */
public abstract class AbstractOutputProcessor {
	
	/*
	 * ========================================================================
	 * Support methods for Text-content formatting. Should all be protected. The
	 * following are used when printing Text-based data. Because of complicated
	 * multi-sequential text sometimes the requirements are odd. All Text
	 * content will be output using these methods, which is why there is the None
	 * version.
	 * ========================================================================
	 */

	/**
	 * Create a walker to process Content List values.
	 * 
	 * If you require a custom walker to process content in a specific way
	 * then you probably want to override this method to build the walker you
	 * want.
	 * 
	 * @param fstack The current FormatStack for the walker (this should not be 
	 * 		modified by the Walker).
	 * @param content The list of content to walk.
	 * @param escape If you want the Text values to be XMLEscaped then supply
	 *      a non-null EscapeStrategy to use.
	 * @return the created walker.
	 */
	protected Walker buildWalker(final FormatStack fstack, 
			final List content, boolean escape) {
		
		switch (fstack.getTextMode()) {
			case PRESERVE:
				return new WalkerPRESERVE(content);
			case NORMALIZE:
				return new WalkerNORMALIZE(content, fstack, escape);
			case TRIM:
				return new WalkerTRIM(content, fstack, escape);
			case TRIM_FULL_WHITE:
				return new WalkerTRIM_FULL_WHITE(content, fstack, escape);
		}
		// all cases should be handled in the switch statement above. If someone
		// creates a new TextMode though, then it will create a warning in
		// eclipse above, and the code will fall through to this 'default' raw
		// instance.
		return new WalkerPRESERVE(content);
	}

}