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Package io provides types that enable easy and more consistent input/output by wrapping the standard types
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- type PanicWriter
- func (w *PanicWriter) IndentWrites(writesFunc func(*PanicWriter))
- func (w *PanicWriter) IndentWritesBy(spaces uint, writesFunc func(*PanicWriter))
- func (w *PanicWriter) Print(p ...interface{}) int
- func (w *PanicWriter) Printf(format string, p ...interface{}) int
- func (w *PanicWriter) Println(p ...interface{}) int
- func (w *PanicWriter) Write(p []byte) (int, error)
- func (w *PanicWriter) WriteBytes(p []byte) int
- func (w *PanicWriter) WriteNewLine() int
- func (w *PanicWriter) WritePaddedStringLine(p string, padding uint) int
- func (w *PanicWriter) WriteString(p string) int
- func (w *PanicWriter) WriteStringLine(p string) int
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type PanicWriter ¶
type PanicWriter struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
PanicWriter is a writer that panics if a write operation causes an error.
func NewPanicWriter ¶
func NewPanicWriter(writer io.Writer, indentStepSize uint) *PanicWriter
NewPanicWriter returns a new PanicWriter based on a wrapped io.Writer.
func (*PanicWriter) IndentWrites ¶
func (w *PanicWriter) IndentWrites(writesFunc func(*PanicWriter))
IndentWrites takes a callback where all writes made in the callback are indented by the writer's indentation number. If the current writer is already indented, the number of spaces will be additive to the current number of contextual spaces.
func (*PanicWriter) IndentWritesBy ¶ added in v0.1.1
func (w *PanicWriter) IndentWritesBy(spaces uint, writesFunc func(*PanicWriter))
IndentWritesBy takes a number of spaces and a callback where all writes made in the callback are indented by the given space number. If the current writer is already indented, the number of spaces will be additive to the current number of contextual spaces.
func (*PanicWriter) Print ¶ added in v0.1.1
func (w *PanicWriter) Print(p ...interface{}) int
Print writes the given args to the writer like fmt.Sprint(), and returns the number of bytes that were written. It'll panic if any error occurs during writing.
func (*PanicWriter) Printf ¶ added in v0.1.1
func (w *PanicWriter) Printf(format string, p ...interface{}) int
Printf writes the given args to the writer like fmt.Sprintf(), and returns the number of bytes that were written. It'll panic if any error occurs during writing.
func (*PanicWriter) Println ¶ added in v0.1.1
func (w *PanicWriter) Println(p ...interface{}) int
Println writes the given args to the writer like fmt.Sprintln(), and returns the number of bytes that were written. It'll panic if any error occurs during writing.
func (*PanicWriter) Write ¶
func (w *PanicWriter) Write(p []byte) (int, error)
Write satisfies the io.Writer interface.
func (*PanicWriter) WriteBytes ¶ added in v0.1.1
func (w *PanicWriter) WriteBytes(p []byte) int
WriteBytes writes a given string to the writer, and returns the number of bytes that were written. It'll panic if any error occurs during writing.
func (*PanicWriter) WriteNewLine ¶
func (w *PanicWriter) WriteNewLine() int
WriteNewLine writes a new-line character to the writer, and returns the number of bytes that were written. It'll panic if any error occurs during writing.
func (*PanicWriter) WritePaddedStringLine ¶ added in v0.1.1
func (w *PanicWriter) WritePaddedStringLine(p string, padding uint) int
WritePaddedStringLine writes a given number of blank lines before and after a given string (on its own line) to the writer, and returns the number of bytes that were written. It'll panic if any error occurs during writing.
func (*PanicWriter) WriteString ¶
func (w *PanicWriter) WriteString(p string) int
WriteString writes a given string to the writer, and returns the number of bytes that were written. It'll panic if any error occurs during writing.
func (*PanicWriter) WriteStringLine ¶
func (w *PanicWriter) WriteStringLine(p string) int
WriteStringLine writes a given string to the writer with a new-line character after the given string, and returns the number of bytes that were written. It'll panic if any error occurs during writing.
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