List of toFriendlyString() Examples

Examples of toFriendlyString()

com.drew.metadata.Age.toFriendlyString()
megamek.common.Coords.toFriendlyString()
this makes the coordinates 1 based instead of 0 based to match the tiles diaplayed on the grid. @return

Examples of com.drew.metadata.Age.toFriendlyString()

  public String getBabyAgeDescription()
    {
        final Age age = _directory.getAge(PanasonicMakernoteDirectory.TAG_BABY_AGE);
        if (age==null)
            return null;
        return age.toFriendlyString();
  }
  
  @Nullable
  public String getBabyAge1Description()
    {

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Examples of com.drew.metadata.Age.toFriendlyString()

  public String getBabyAge1Description()
    {
        final Age age = _directory.getAge(PanasonicMakernoteDirectory.TAG_BABY_AGE_1);
        if (age==null)
            return null;
        return age.toFriendlyString();
  }


  @Nullable
  private String getTextDescription(int tag)
    {

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Examples of com.drew.metadata.Age.toFriendlyString()


  @Nullable
  public String getBabyAgeDescription()
    {
        final Age age = _directory.getAge(TAG_BABY_AGE);
        return age == null ? null : age.toFriendlyString();
    }
  
  @Nullable
  public String getBabyAge1Description()
    {

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Examples of com.drew.metadata.Age.toFriendlyString()

  
  @Nullable
  public String getBabyAge1Description()
    {
        final Age age = _directory.getAge(TAG_BABY_AGE_1);
        return age == null ? null : age.toFriendlyString();
    }
}

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Examples of megamek.common.Coords.toFriendlyString()

            Coords coord = new Coords(Integer.parseInt(args[2]) - 1, Integer
                    .parseInt(args[3]) - 1);
            int nFacing = getDirection(args[4]);


            client.deploy(id, coord, nFacing);
            return "Unit " + id + " deployed to " + coord.toFriendlyString()
                    + ". (this is assuming it worked. No error checking done.)";
        }


        return "Wrong number of arguments supplied. No deployment done.";
    }

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