class EasyWriter extends Writer
The EasyWriter class makes it easy to switch between writing to standard output
and a (log) file.
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new
EasyWriter(project: String, filename: String, toFile: Boolean = true)
- project
the project or directory involved
- filename
the name of the file to be written
- toFile
flag indicating whether to write to a file
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def
close(): Unit
Close the file (not applicable to standard output).
Close the file (not applicable to standard output).
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def
flush(): Unit
Flush (force write) the output to the file.
Flush (force write) the output to the file.
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getClass(): Class[_]
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def
print(s: String): Unit
Print/write the string 's'.
Print/write the string 's'.
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the string to printed/written
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println(): Unit
Print/write a newline ('\n').
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println(s: String): Unit
Print/write the string 's' and add a newline ('\n') at the end.
Print/write the string 's' and add a newline ('\n') at the end.
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the string to printed/written
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toString(): String
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def
toggle(): Unit
Toggle between writing to a file and standard output.
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wait(): Unit
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def
write(cbuf: Array[Char], off: Int, len: Int): Unit
Write the character buffer.
Write the character buffer.
- cbuf
the character buffer
- off
the offset in 'cbuf' to starting writing
- len
the length/number of characters to write
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write(arg0: String, arg1: Int, arg2: Int): Unit
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write(arg0: String): Unit
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write(arg0: Array[Char]): Unit
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write(arg0: Int): Unit
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