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# Author:: Nicolas Pouillard <ertai@lrde.epita.fr>. # Copyright:: Copyright (c) 2004, 2005 Uttk team. All rights reserved. # License:: LGPL # $Id: /w/fey/uttk/trunk/lib/uttk/dumpers/Dumper.rb 22102 2006-02-21T23:03:39.538964Z pouillar $ module Uttk # Dumpers are backends of Uttk. # You can easily write your own dumper. See Uttk::Dumpers::Dumper module Dumpers # The dumper is a specific Logger::Backend. # # It react to method calls by writting in the output. # The output must be acceded like that: # # * Using the print method # * Using the puts method # * Using the << method # # If you really need to access to the real outputs use each_output. # # You can safely call flush in your methods because this method take care # of closed and unflushable outputs. class Dumper < Logger::Backend include Abstract attr_accessor :options def initialize ( output=STDOUT, *args ) @outputs = [output] while args.first.is_a? IO do @outputs << args.shift end @options = args super() end def flush each_output do |o| o.flush if o.respond_to? :flush and (not o.closed?) end end def each_output ( &block ) @outputs.each(&block) end def puts ( *args ) each_output do |o| o.puts(*args) end end def print ( *args ) each_output do |o| o.print(*args) end end def << ( arg ) each_output do |o| o << arg end self end end # class Dumper end # module Dumpers end # module Uttk
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