io

Value Members

1. def process[C <: Closeable, T](closable: C)(r: (C) ⇒ T): T

   

   This function takes a Closeable resource and a function r that will process the Closeable resource.

   This function takes a Closeable resource and a function r that will process the Closeable resource. This function takes care of the correct handling of Closeable resources. When r has finished processing the resource or throws an exception, the resource is closed.

   closable

   The Closeable resource.

   r

   The function that processes the resource.

   Note

   If closable is null, null is passed to r.

2. def processSource[C <: Source, T](source: C)(r: (C) ⇒ T): T

   

   This function takes a Source object and a function r that will process the source.

   This function takes a Source object and a function r that will process the source. This function takes care of the correct handling of resources. When r has finished processing the source or throws an exception, the source is closed.

   Note

   If source is null, null is passed to r.

3. def write(data: Array[Byte], path: Path): Unit

   

   A simple wrapper for java.nio.Files.write(Path,byte[]).

4. def write(data: String, filenamePrefix: String, filenameSuffix: String): Path

   

5. def writeAndOpen(data: String, filenamePrefix: String, filenameSuffix: String): File

   

   Writes the given string (data) to a temporary file using the given prefix and suffix.

   Writes the given string (data) to a temporary file using the given prefix and suffix. Afterwards the system's native application that claims to be able to handle files with the given suffix is opened. If this fails, the string is printed to the console.

   The string is always written using UTF-8 as the encoding.

   filenamePrefix

   A string the identifies the content of the file. (E.g., "ClassHierarchy" or "CHACallGraph")

   filenameSuffix

   The suffix of the file that identifies the used file format. (E.g., ".txt")

   returns

   The name of the file if it was possible to write the file and open the native application.

   Annotations

   @throws( ... ) @throws( ... )

   Example:

   1. Exemplary usage:

      try {
          util.writeAndOpen("The Message", "Result", ".txt")
      } catch {
          case OpeningFileFailedException(file, _) ⇒
              Console.err.println("Details can be found in: "+file.toString)

6. def writeAndOpen(node: Node, filenamePrefix: String, filenameSuffix: String): File

   

   Writes the XML document to a temporary file and opens the file in the OS's default application.

   Writes the XML document to a temporary file and opens the file in the OS's default application.

   filenamePrefix

   A string the identifies the content of the file. (E.g., "ClassHierarchy" or "CHACallGraph")

   filenameSuffix

   The suffix of the file that identifies the used file format. (E.g., ".xhtml")

   returns

   The name of the file if it was possible to write the file and open the native application.

   Annotations

   @throws( ... ) @throws( ... )