press

func (*Press) I ¶

func (p *Press) I(block func(p2 *Press)) *Press

auto-indents p2, appends concents to p. Panics if the last call wasn't Pl() or Ln(). Regardless of whether Pl or Ln is called on p2, the indented lines terminate with newlineDelim before the next unindented line.

func (*Press) Lines ¶

func (p *Press) Lines() (lines []line)

Returns the lines. This may be useful for adding additional indentation to each line for code blocks.

func (*Press) Ln ¶

func (p *Press) Ln() *Press

Appends a new line. It is also possible to print newline characters directly, but Press doesn't treat them as newlines for the sake of indentation.

func (*Press) P ¶

func (p *Press) P(s string, args ...interface{}) *Press

Main function for printing something on the press.

func (*Press) Pl ¶

func (p *Press) Pl(s string, args ...interface{}) *Press

Convenience for P() followed by Nl().

func (*Press) Print ¶

func (p *Press) Print() string

Prints the final representation of the contents.

func (*Press) RandID ¶

func (p *Press) RandID(prefix string) string

Convenience

func (*Press) RandStr ¶

func (p *Press) RandStr(length int) string

Convenience

func (*Press) SetIndentDelim ¶

func (p *Press) SetIndentDelim(s string) *Press

func (*Press) SetNewlineStr ¶

func (p *Press) SetNewlineStr(s string) *Press

func (*Press) SubPress ¶

func (p *Press) SubPress() *Press

SubPress creates a blank Press suitable for inlining code. It starts with no indentation, zero lines, a derived rand from the original, but the same indent and nl strings..