TinyScalaUtils/tinyscalautils/tinyscalautils.text

tinyscalautils.text

package tinyscalautils.text

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Type members

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All caps letters as single characters.

Attributes

Source: Letters.scala
Supertypes: class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Self type: CharLetters.type

Printing mode. Decides which of thread/time is shown and how.

For instance,

printf("(%d,%d)%n", x, y)

might produce output of the form: T1 at 09:15:49.525: (2,3) where T1 is the name of the thread that called printf.

Actual format is controlled by a printing mode. For instance:

import tinyscalautils.printing.{ println, threadTimeMode }

println("message")

might produce main at 17:29:50.623: message, while:

 import tinyscalautils.printing.{ println, threadMode }

println("message")

All printing modes in this package are stateless and thus safe to be shared among threads.

Attributes

Since: 1.0
Source: PrintingMode.scala
Supertypes: class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Known subtypes: object silentMode

object standardMode

object threadMode

object threadTimeDemoMode

object threadTimeMode

object timeDemoMode

object timeMode
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All caps letters as single character strings.

Attributes

Source: Letters.scala
Supertypes: class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Self type: StringLetters.type

Silent. Does not print anything. No call to Predef.printf/println takes place.

Attributes

Source: PrintingMode.scala
Supertypes: trait PrintingMode

class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Self type: silentMode.type

Standard printing. Equivalent to Predef.printf/println.

Attributes

Source: PrintingMode.scala
Supertypes: trait PrintingMode

class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Self type: standardMode.type

Adds thread name. Strings are printed as: <thread>: <string>.

Attributes

Source: PrintingMode.scala
Supertypes: trait PrintingMode

class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Self type: threadMode.type

Adds thread name and time, but hides hours and minutes. Strings are printed as: <thread> at XX:XX:SS.millis: <string>

Attributes

Source: PrintingMode.scala
Supertypes: trait PrintingMode

class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Self type: threadTimeDemoMode.type

Adds thread name and time. Strings are printed as: <thread> at HH:MM:SS.millis: <string>

Attributes

Source: PrintingMode.scala
Supertypes: trait PrintingMode

class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Self type: threadTimeMode.type

Adds time, but hides hours and minutes. Strings are printed as: at XX:XX:SS.millis: <string>

Attributes

Source: PrintingMode.scala
Supertypes: trait PrintingMode

class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Self type: timeDemoMode.type

Adds time. Strings are printed as: at HH:MM:SS.millis: <string>

Attributes

Source: PrintingMode.scala
Supertypes: trait PrintingMode

class Object

trait Matchable

class Any
Self type: timeMode.type

Value members

Concrete methods

Returns its input and prints a single dot, according to the given printing mode. The only possible modes are standardMode (by default) and silentMode.

Attributes

Source: Dot.scala

Prints basic runtime info.

Attributes

Throws: IllegalArgumentException
if newLines is negative.
Source: info.scala

Returns the singular form when x is less or equal to 1 and the plural form otherwise.

Attributes

Since: 1.1
Source: plural.scala

A variant of plural that guesses the plural form (e.g., cat -> cats, DOG -> DOGS, platypus -> platypuses).

Attributes

Since: 1.1
Source: plural.scala

Formatted printing.

Attributes

See also: PrintingMode
Since: 1.0
Source: printing.scala

Formatted printing with a format.

Attributes

See also: PrintingMode
Since: 1.0
Source: printing.scala

Formatted printing with a newline.

Attributes

See also: PrintingMode
Since: 1.0
Source: printing.scala

Captures the output of print statements into a string.

This captures Console.out. Console.err is let through by default, but can be included in the capture by setting includeErr to true. Also left out are System.out and System.err, for which there is also an option, includeSystem. Both options can be combined for four possible combinations. (It is not possible to capture System.out/err without capturing Console.out/err.)

The mechanism used to capture Console.out/err is thread-safe. In particular, different threads can capture independently. System.out/err, on the other hand, are global variables.

To capture the output of new threads, it is essential that these threads are created within the printout function:

val str = printout:
 val exec = Executors.newThreadPool(n)
 exec.execute(...)

Attributes

See also: java.lang.System.setOut

Console.withOut
Since: 1.0
Source: printout.scala

Captures the output of print statements into a string.

This is the short form of printout that uses default values.

Attributes

Since: 1.0
Source: printout.scala

Returns its input and prints a single star, according to the given printing mode. The only possible modes are standardMode (by default) and silentMode.

Attributes

Source: Dot.scala

Human-friendly representation of a duration, using days, hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds.

Value parameters

unitsCount: the number of different units used in the representation, between 1 and 5. Using 2 units (the defaults) results in strings of the form 3 minutes, 20 milliseconds or 1 hour, 10 seconds.

Attributes

Throws: IllegalArgumentException
if the duration is negative, the number of units is less than 1, or the duration exceeds 2147483647 days.
Since: 1.1
Source: timeString.scala