A pretty-printer for Clojure data structures.
Based on the algorithm described in "Pretty-Printing, Converting List to Linear Structure" by Ira Goldstein (Artificial Intelligence, Memo No. 279 in Massachusetts Institute of Technology A.I. Laboratory, February 1973).
A pretty-printer for Clojure data structures. Based on the algorithm described in "Pretty-Printing, Converting List to Linear Structure" by Ira Goldstein (Artificial Intelligence, Memo No. 279 in Massachusetts Institute of Technology A.I. Laboratory, February 1973).
(-pprint this writer opts)Given a form, a CountKeepingWriter, and an options map, pretty-print the form into the writer.
Options:
:level (long) The current nesting level. For example, in [[:a 1]], the outer vector is nested at level 0, and the inner vector is nested at level 1.
:indentation (String) A string (of spaces) to use for indentation.
:reserve-chars (long) The number of characters reserved for closing delimiters of S-expressions above the current nesting level.
Given a form, a CountKeepingWriter, and an options map,
pretty-print the form into the writer.
Options:
:level (long)
The current nesting level. For example, in [[:a 1]], the outer
vector is nested at level 0, and the inner vector is nested at
level 1.
:indentation (String)
A string (of spaces) to use for indentation.
:reserve-chars (long)
The number of characters reserved for closing delimiters of
S-expressions above the current nesting level.(count-keeping-writer writer opts)Given a java.io.Writer and an options map, wrap the java.io.Writer such that it becomes a CountKeepingWriter: a writer that keeps count of the length of the strings written into each line.
Options:
:max-width (long) Maximum line width.
Given a java.io.Writer and an options map, wrap the java.io.Writer
such that it becomes a CountKeepingWriter: a writer that keeps count
of the length of the strings written into each line.
Options:
:max-width (long)
Maximum line width.(nl this)Write a newline into the underlying java.io.Writer.
Resets the number of characters allotted to the current line to zero.
Write a newline into the underlying java.io.Writer. Resets the number of characters allotted to the current line to zero.
(pprint x)(pprint x opts)(pprint writer
x
{:keys [max-width map-entry-separator]
:or {max-width 72 map-entry-separator ","}
:as opts})Pretty-print an object.
Given one arg (an object), pretty-print the object into out using the default options.
Given two args (an object and an options map), pretty-print the object into out using the given options.
Given three args (a java.io.Writer, a object, and an options map), pretty-print the object into the writer using the given options.
If print-dup is true, pprint does not attempt to pretty-print; instead, it falls back to default print-dup behavior. ClojureScript does not support print-dup.
Options:
:max-width (long or ##Inf, default: 72) Avoid printing anything beyond the column indicated by this value.
:map-entry-separator (string, default: ",") The string to print between map entries. To not print commas between map entries, use an empty string.
Pretty-print an object.
Given one arg (an object), pretty-print the object into *out* using
the default options.
Given two args (an object and an options map), pretty-print the object
into *out* using the given options.
Given three args (a java.io.Writer, a object, and an options map),
pretty-print the object into the writer using the given options.
If *print-dup* is true, pprint does not attempt to pretty-print;
instead, it falls back to default print-dup behavior. ClojureScript
does not support *print-dup*.
Options:
:max-width (long or ##Inf, default: 72)
Avoid printing anything beyond the column indicated by this
value.
:map-entry-separator (string, default: ",")
The string to print between map entries. To not print commas
between map entries, use an empty string.cljdoc builds & hosts documentation for Clojure/Script libraries
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