Package org.dom4j.io

Examples of org.dom4j.io.HTMLWriter.characters()

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        // use an the HTMLWriter sax-methods.
        //
        StringWriter buffer = new StringWriter();
        HTMLWriter writer = new HTMLWriter(buffer, OutputFormat
                .createPrettyPrint());
        writer.characters("wor".toCharArray(), 0, 3);
        writer.characters("d-being-cut".toCharArray(), 0, 11);

        String expected = "word-being-cut";
        assertEquals(expected, buffer.toString());
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        //
        StringWriter buffer = new StringWriter();
        HTMLWriter writer = new HTMLWriter(buffer, OutputFormat
                .createPrettyPrint());
        writer.characters("wor".toCharArray(), 0, 3);
        writer.characters("d-being-cut".toCharArray(), 0, 11);

        String expected = "word-being-cut";
        assertEquals(expected, buffer.toString());

        buffer = new StringWriter();
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        String expected = "word-being-cut";
        assertEquals(expected, buffer.toString());

        buffer = new StringWriter();
        writer = new HTMLWriter(buffer, OutputFormat.createPrettyPrint());
        writer.characters("    wor".toCharArray(), 0, 7);
        writer.characters("d being    ".toCharArray(), 0, 11);
        writer.characters("  cut".toCharArray(), 0, 5);

        expected = "word being cut";
        assertEquals(expected, buffer.toString());
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        assertEquals(expected, buffer.toString());

        buffer = new StringWriter();
        writer = new HTMLWriter(buffer, OutputFormat.createPrettyPrint());
        writer.characters("    wor".toCharArray(), 0, 7);
        writer.characters("d being    ".toCharArray(), 0, 11);
        writer.characters("  cut".toCharArray(), 0, 5);

        expected = "word being cut";
        assertEquals(expected, buffer.toString());
    }
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        buffer = new StringWriter();
        writer = new HTMLWriter(buffer, OutputFormat.createPrettyPrint());
        writer.characters("    wor".toCharArray(), 0, 7);
        writer.characters("d being    ".toCharArray(), 0, 11);
        writer.characters("  cut".toCharArray(), 0, 5);

        expected = "word being cut";
        assertEquals(expected, buffer.toString());
    }
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        // use an the HTMLWriter sax-methods.
        //
        StringWriter buffer = new StringWriter();
        HTMLWriter writer = new HTMLWriter(buffer, OutputFormat
                .createPrettyPrint());
        writer.characters("wor".toCharArray(), 0, 3);
        writer.characters(new char[0], 0, 0);
        writer.characters("d-being-cut".toCharArray(), 0, 11);

        String expected = "word-being-cut";
        assertEquals(expected, buffer.toString());
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        //
        StringWriter buffer = new StringWriter();
        HTMLWriter writer = new HTMLWriter(buffer, OutputFormat
                .createPrettyPrint());
        writer.characters("wor".toCharArray(), 0, 3);
        writer.characters(new char[0], 0, 0);
        writer.characters("d-being-cut".toCharArray(), 0, 11);

        String expected = "word-being-cut";
        assertEquals(expected, buffer.toString());
    }
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        StringWriter buffer = new StringWriter();
        HTMLWriter writer = new HTMLWriter(buffer, OutputFormat
                .createPrettyPrint());
        writer.characters("wor".toCharArray(), 0, 3);
        writer.characters(new char[0], 0, 0);
        writer.characters("d-being-cut".toCharArray(), 0, 11);

        String expected = "word-being-cut";
        assertEquals(expected, buffer.toString());
    }
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