SourceCodeWriter

Creates a new instance of SourceCodeWriter.

Begins a nested pair of angle brackets: < >

Restores the saved auto-break settings from the internal stack.

_2 overloads

Saves the current auto-break settings onto an internal stack.

Saves the current auto-break settings onto an internal stack and updates the settings.

Begins a nested pair of braces: ( )

Begins a nested pair of square brackets: [ ]

Closes the current nested tag by writing the end tag that has been specified by the corresponding call to Open².

Writes a token: ':'

Writes a token: ','

Begins a nested pair of curly braces: { }

Decreases the indentation level.

The new indentation level will be taken into account immediately for fresh lines or after the next line break has been emitted.

Increases the indentation level.

The new indentation level will be taken into account immediately for fresh lines or after the next line break has been emitted.

Specifies the line prefix to use for subsequent text.

_2 overloads

Appends a line break and begins a fresh line.

Writes the given token, followed by a line break.

Ensures that the current write cursor is located at the beginning of a fresh source code line.

This method emits a line break when characters have been written to the current code line.

Writes a node that itself is producing source code.

_2 overloads

Begins a nested tag by writing the opening tag now and the end tag when the corresponding call to Close is made.

Begins a nested tag by writing the opening tag now and the end tag when the corresponding call to Close is made.

Writes a token: '.'

Writes a token: ';'

Begins an XML element pair: <name> </name>

Writes the given text.

The text will be split at the whitespaces and the resulting tokens will be emitted in order.

_2 overloads

Writes a token on the current source code line.

A token is considered to be atomic, i.e. it will never be split because of automatic line breaks.

Writes a token on the current source code line.

A token is considered to be atomic, i.e. it will never be split because of automatic line breaks.

Writes a whitespace token.

Will an automatic line-break occur when the next token is output?

The maximum number of columns (inclusive indentation) to write per source code line before emitting an automatic line break.

Suspends resp. resumes automatic line breaking.

Defaults to false.

Returns the current column number (zero-based).

Specifies an optional application-level escaping predicate.

The SourceCodeWriter class itself does not perform any escaping. Instead, it provides the final escape predicate via its implementation of ICharacterEscape.EscapeCharacter, which is based on the escape rule of the underlying ITextStream and this rule. Defaults to null.

The current line indent level.

The new indent level will be taken into account for fresh lines or after the next line break has been emitted.

The string token that represents a single indentation level.

Is the current line fresh (i.e. no characters have been output yet)?

Returns the current line number (zero-based).