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IndentedWriter
Summary
A utility for writing indented text.
Signature
export declare class IndentedWriter
Constructors
constructor
Constructs a new instance of the class
Properties
defaultIndentPrefix
Type:defaultIndentPrefix: string;
Default: “
The text characters used to create one level of indentation. Two spaces by default.
Methods
decreaseIndent
Decreases the indentation, reverting the effect of the corresponding call to IndentedWriter.increaseIndent().
ensureNewLine
Adds a newline if the file pointer is not already at the start of the line (or start of the stream).
ensureSkippedLine
Adds up to two newlines to ensure that there is a blank line above the current line.
getText
Retrieves the output that was built so far.
increaseIndent
Increases the indentation. Normally the indentation is two spaces, however an arbitrary prefix can optional be specified. (For example, the prefix could be ”// ” to indent and comment simultaneously.) Each call to IndentedWriter.increaseIndent() must be followed by a corresponding call to IndentedWriter.decreaseIndent().
indentScope
A shorthand for ensuring that increaseIndent()/decreaseIndent() occur in pairs.
peekLastCharacter
Returns the last character that was written, or an empty string if no characters have been written yet.
peekSecondLastCharacter
Returns the second to last character that was written, or an empty string if less than one characters have been written yet.
toString
write
Writes some text to the internal string buffer, applying indentation according to the current indentation level. If the string contains multiple newlines, each line will be indented separately.
writeLine
A shorthand for writing an optional message, followed by a newline. Indentation is applied following the semantics of IndentedWriter.write().
writeTentative
Writes and messages if and only if writes anything.If writes “CONTENT”, this method will write “CONTENT”. If writes nothing, this method will write nothing.
Events
No events defined.
Note that the indentation is inserted at the last possible opportunity. For example, this code… …would produce this output:
