Package edu.cornell.cs.apl.prettyprinting

One of the 8 basic colors supported by the ANSI standard.

An ANSI 4-bit color.

Bright variant of baseColor.

The default foreground or background color.

The default Style.

Represents a pretty printed document.

Normal variant of baseColor.

An object that has a pretty text representation.

A style describing how text should be printed on an ANSI terminal.

Like joined but using commas as separators and enclosed in curly braces.

Like joined but using commas as separators and enclosed in square brackets.

Like joined but using commas as separators and enclosed in /* and */.

Concatenates all the elements together with separators in between.

Concatenates this and other with a line break in between.

Convenience method. See plus.

Tries laying out this document into a single line by removing the contained Document.lineBreaks (and replacing them with spaces); if this does not fit the page, the document is laid out without any changes. This function is the key to layouts that adapt to available space nicely.

Concatenates all the elements separated by separator and enclosed in prefix and postfix.

Returns a new document that is this with the nesting level (indentation after newlines) increased by indentationChange. Negative values for indentationChange are allowed, and decrease the nesting level accordingly.

Concatenates this and other.

Convenience method that automatically converts other to a Document.

Returns a new document that is this with style applied.

Concatenates this and other with a space in between.

Convenience method. See plus.

Like joined but using commas as separators and enclosed in parentheses.

The maximum number of characters to put on one line.