Examples of org.crsh.text.LineRenderer.reader()

org.crsh.text.LineRenderer.reader()
Create a renderer for the specified width and height or return null if the element does not provide any output for the specified dimensions. The default implementation delegates to the {@link #reader(int)} method when theheight argument is not positive otherwise it returns null. Subclasses should override this method when they want to provide content that can adapts to the specified height. @param width the width @param height the height @return the renderer

  // in relation to widths array that can contain (should?) 0 value
  LineReader renderer(final int[] widths, int height) {
    final LineReader[] readers = new LineReader[widths.length];
    for (int i = 0;i < readers.length;i++) {
      LineRenderer renderer = cols.get(i);
      LineReader reader = renderer.reader(widths[i] - leftCellPadding - rightCellPadding, height);
      readers[i] = reader;
    }


    //
    return new LineReader() {

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  public void render(RenderAppendable to) {
    LineRenderer renderer = renderer();


    // For now height - 1 because of the char that goes to the line in some impl
    LineReader reader = renderer.reader(to.getWidth(), to.getHeight() - 1);
    if (reader != null) {
      while (reader.hasLine()) {
        reader.renderLine(to);
        to.append('\n');
      }

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