Exemple #1
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 /**
  * The <code>report()</code> method generates a textual report that is printed on the terminal
  * for the user.
  */
 public void report() {
   Terminal.print(Terminal.ERROR_COLOR, message);
   Terminal.print(": " + param + '\n');
   if (STACKTRACES) {
     printStackTrace();
   }
 }
Exemple #2
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 /**
  * The <code>printHeader()</code> method prints out the first line of the help text for this item.
  * This includes the option's name, type, and its default value.
  *
  * @param type the type of the item as a string
  * @param defvalue the default value for the item as a string
  */
 public void printHeader(String type, String defvalue) {
   Terminal.printGreen("    -" + name);
   Terminal.print(": ");
   Terminal.printBrightCyan(type);
   Terminal.print(" = ");
   Terminal.printYellow(defvalue);
   Terminal.nextln();
 }
Exemple #3
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 /**
  * The <code>printDescription()</code> method prints out a well-formatted representation of the
  * description of the item to the terminal.
  */
 public void printDescription() {
   Terminal.print(StringUtil.formatParagraphs(description, 8, 0, Terminal.MAXLINE));
   Terminal.nextln();
 }
Exemple #4
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 @Override
 public void report() {
   Terminal.print(Terminal.ERROR_COLOR, category);
   Terminal.print(": " + param + '\n');
   printStackTrace();
 }
Exemple #5
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 /**
  * The <code>warning()</code> method writes a warning to the terminal. It does not produce an
  * exception or a stack trace.
  *
  * @param s the warning to report
  */
 public static void warning(String s) {
   Terminal.print(Terminal.WARN_COLOR, "Internal Warning");
   Terminal.print(": " + s + '\n');
 }
Exemple #6
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 @Override
 public void report() {
   Terminal.print(Terminal.ERROR_COLOR, "Unexpected exception");
   Terminal.print(": " + param + '\n');
   thrown.printStackTrace();
 }