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# Writer Class Reference

`#include <Writer.hpp>`

Inheritance diagram for Writer:

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List of all members.

## Public Methods

- Writer ()
- virtual ~Writer ()
- virtual void close ()=0
    Close the stream. More...
- virtual void flush ()=0
    Flush the stream. More...
- virtual XalanOutputStream* getStream ()
    Get the stream associated with the writer... More...
- virtual const XalanOutputStream* getStream () const
    Get the stream associated with the writer... More...
- virtual void write (const char *s, size_t theOffset=0, size_t theLength=npos)=0
    Writes a string. More...
- virtual void write (const XalanDOMChar *s, XalanDOMString::size_type theOffset=0, XalanDOMString::size_type theLength=XalanDOMString::npos)=0
    Writes a string. More...
- virtual void write (XalanDOMChar c)=0
    Writes a character. More...
- virtual void write (const XalanDOMString &s, XalanDOMString::size_type theOffset=0, XalanDOMString::size_type theLength=XalanDOMString::npos)=0
    Writes a string. More...

## Static Public Attributes

- const size_t npos

## Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Writer::Writer ( | )

Writer::~Writer ( | )`[virtual]`

## Member Function Documentation

void Writer::close ( | )`[pure virtual]`

| Close the stream. Reimplemented in DOMStringPrintWriter, NullPrintWriter, PrintWriter, and XalanOutputStreamPrintWriter.

void Writer::flush ( | )`[pure virtual]`

| Flush the stream. Reimplemented in DOMStringPrintWriter, NullPrintWriter, PrintWriter, and XalanOutputStreamPrintWriter.

const XalanOutputStream * Writer::getStream ( | ) const`[virtual]`

| Get the stream associated with the writer... Reimplemented in XalanOutputStreamPrintWriter.

XalanOutputStream * Writer::getStream ( | )`[virtual]`

| Get the stream associated with the writer... Reimplemented in XalanOutputStreamPrintWriter.

void Writer::write ( | const XalanDOMString & s,
| XalanDOMString::size_type theOffset = 0,
| XalanDOMString::size_type theLength = XalanDOMString::npos )`[pure virtual]`

Writes a string.

Parameters:

  s | string to write
  theOffset | starting offset in string to begin writing, default 0
  theLength | number of characters to write. If the length is XalanDOMString::npos, then the entire string is printed.

Reimplemented in DOMStringPrintWriter, NullPrintWriter, PrintWriter, and XalanOutputStreamPrintWriter.

void Writer::write ( | XalanDOMChar c )`[pure virtual]`

Writes a character.

Parameters:

  c | character to write

Reimplemented in DOMStringPrintWriter, NullPrintWriter, PrintWriter, and XalanOutputStreamPrintWriter.

void Writer::write ( | const XalanDOMChar * s,
| XalanDOMString::size_type theOffset = 0,
| XalanDOMString::size_type theLength = XalanDOMString::npos )`[pure virtual]`

Writes a string.

Parameters:

  s | string to write
  theOffset | starting offset in string to begin writing, default 0
  theLength | number of characters to write. If the length is XalanDOMString::npos, then the array is assumed to be null-terminated.

Reimplemented in DOMStringPrintWriter, NullPrintWriter, PrintWriter, and XalanOutputStreamPrintWriter.

void Writer::write ( | const char * s,
| size_t theOffset = 0,
| size_t theLength = npos )`[pure virtual]`

Writes a string.

Parameters:

  s | string to write
  theOffset | starting offset in string to begin writing, default 0
  theLength | number of characters to write. If the length is npos, then the array is assumed to be null-terminated.

Reimplemented in DOMStringPrintWriter, NullPrintWriter, PrintWriter, and XalanOutputStreamPrintWriter.

## Member Data Documentation

const size_t Writer::npos`[static]`

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

- Writer.hpp

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