LineBreak.java |
/* * $Id: LineBreak.java,v 1.3 2005/09/12 08:40:02 znerd Exp $ */ package org.znerd.xmlenc; /** * Enumeration type for line breaks. * * @version $Revision: 1.3 $ $Date: 2005/09/12 08:40:02 $ * @author Jochen Schwoerer (j.schwoerer [at] web.de) * @author Ernst de Haan (<a href="mailto:wfe.dehaan@gmail.com">wfe.dehaan@gmail.com</a>) * * @since xmlenc 0.35 */ public final class LineBreak { //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Class fields //------------------------------------------------------------------------- //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Class functions //------------------------------------------------------------------------- //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Constructors //------------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Constructs a new <code>LineBreak</code> that consists of the specified * characters. * * @param lineBreak * the characters the line break consists of. */ private LineBreak(String lineBreak) { _lineBreak = lineBreak; _lineBreakChars = lineBreak.toCharArray(); } //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Fields //------------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * The characters this line break consists of. This field is initialized by * the constructor. */ private final String _lineBreak; /** * A character array containing the characters this line break consists of. * This field is initialized by the constructor. */ final char[] _lineBreakChars; //------------------------------------------------------------------------- // Methods //------------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * Empty line break. This is equivalent to using no line breaks. */ public static final LineBreak NONE = new LineBreak(""); /** * Unix and MacOS/X line break. This represents the string <code>"\n"</code>. */ public static final LineBreak UNIX = new LineBreak("\n"); /** * DOS and Windows line break. This represents the string <code>"\r\n"</code>. */ public static final LineBreak DOS = new LineBreak("\r\n"); /** * MacOS line break. This represents the string <code>"\r"</code>. * * <p>This applies to all MacOS versions before MacOS/X. Use * {@link #UNIX} as the MacOS/X line break. */ public static final LineBreak MACOS = new LineBreak("\r"); public String toString() { return _lineBreak; } };