Examples of SMOutputContext

org.codehaus.staxmate.out.SMOutputContext
Class that encapsulates details about context in which StaxMate output is done. The most important of the details is the stream writer to use (since that is eventually invoked to do the real output), and its properties.
Usually the process of outputting XML content with StaxMate starts by instantiating an {@link SMOutputContext}. It can then be used to create output fragments; all of which bind to that context. Context is thus what "connects" various fragments when they are buffered (when there may or may not be child/parent relationships yet defined).
Context is also used (in addition to storing output relevant settings and acting as a fragment factory) as the owner of various other objects, most notable namespaces. All local namespaces are owned by one and only one context.

Examples of org.codehaus.staxmate.out.SMOutputContext

    // to have the automatic indentation working, we should probably only be using StaxMate classes and not directly StAX
    // outputDocument.setIndentation("\n  ", 1, 1);


    String SBMLNamespace = JSBML.getNamespaceFrom(sbmlDocument.getLevel(),
        sbmlDocument.getVersion());
    SMOutputContext context = outputDocument.getContext();
    context.setIndentation("\n" + createIndentationString(indentCount), 1, 2);
    SMNamespace namespace = context.getNamespace(SBMLNamespace);
    namespace.setPreferredPrefix("");
    outputDocument.addCharacters("\n");


    /*
     * Write a comment to track which program created this SBML file and

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Examples of org.codehaus.staxmate.out.SMOutputContext

    // to have the automatic indentation working, we should probably only be using StaxMate classes and not directly StAX
    // outputDocument.setIndentation("\n  ", 1, 1);


    String SBMLNamespace = JSBML.getNamespaceFrom(sbmlDocument.getLevel(),
        sbmlDocument.getVersion());
    SMOutputContext context = outputDocument.getContext();
    context.setIndentation("\n" + createIndentationString(indentCount), 1, 2);
    SMNamespace namespace = context.getNamespace(SBMLNamespace);
    namespace.setPreferredPrefix("");
    outputDocument.addCharacters("\n");


    /*
     * Write a comment to track which program created this SBML file and

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Examples of org.codehaus.staxmate.out.SMOutputContext

      // Create an xml fragment to avoid having the xml declaration
      SMRootFragment outputDocument = SMOutputFactory.createOutputFragment(writer);


      // create the sbmlNamespace variable
      String sbmlNamespace = JSBML.getNamespaceFrom(sbase.getLevel(), sbase.getVersion());
      SMOutputContext context = outputDocument.getContext();
      SMNamespace namespace = context.getNamespace(sbmlNamespace);
      namespace.setPreferredPrefix("");
      
      // all the sbml element namespaces are registered to the writer in the writeAnnotation method


      // call the writeAnnotation, indicating that we are building an xml fragment

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Examples of org.codehaus.staxmate.out.SMOutputContext

    // to have the automatic indentation working, we should probably only be using StaxMate classes and not directly StAX
    // outputDocument.setIndentation("\n  ", 1, 1);


    String SBMLNamespace = JSBML.getNamespaceFrom(sbmlDocument.getLevel(),
        sbmlDocument.getVersion());
    SMOutputContext context = outputDocument.getContext();
    context.setIndentation("\n" + createIndentationString(indentCount), 1, 2);
    SMNamespace namespace = context.getNamespace(SBMLNamespace);
    namespace.setPreferredPrefix("");
    outputDocument.addCharacters("\n");


    /*
     * Write a comment to track which program created this SBML file and

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Examples of org.codehaus.staxmate.out.SMOutputContext

      // Create an xml fragment to avoid having the xml declaration
      SMRootFragment outputDocument = SMOutputFactory.createOutputFragment(writer);


      // create the sbmlNamespace variable
      String sbmlNamespace = JSBML.getNamespaceFrom(sbase.getLevel(), sbase.getVersion());
      SMOutputContext context = outputDocument.getContext();
      SMNamespace namespace = context.getNamespace(sbmlNamespace);
      namespace.setPreferredPrefix("");
      
      // all the sbml element namespaces are registered to the writer in the writeAnnotation method


      // call the writeAnnotation, indicating that we are building an xml fragment

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