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Re:请大家推荐好的字符串格式化方法？ [Re:spi_cn]

yung

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于 2004-08-09 20:29

package com;
/*
* File........: Str.java
* Package.....: gk.util
* Created.....: 97/12/17, Guido Krueger
* RCS.........: $Revision: 1.2 $
* $Date: 1999/03/18 21:12:08 $ $Author: guido $
*
* Copyright Coffee

1997 Guido Krueger. All Rights Reserved.
*
* Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this
* software and its documentation for NON-COMMERCIAL purposes
* and without fee is hereby granted provided that this
* copyright notice appears in all copies.
*
* THE AUTHOR MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES ABOUT THE
* SUITABILITY OF THE SOFTWARE, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,
* INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
* MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR
* NON-INFRINGEMENT. THE AUTHOR SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY
* DAMAGES SUFFERED BY LICENSEE AS A RESULT OF USING, MODIFYING
* OR DISTRIBUTING THIS SOFTWARE OR ITS DERIVATIVES.
*/

/**
* This class provides a number of supporting String methods which are
* otherwise not found in the java.util package. They are
* implemented as static methods which take a String as argument and/or
* provide a String as return value. This class can be divided into the
* following sections:
* <ul>
* <li>General String and String manipulation methods.
* <ul>
* <li>getSpaces() returns an empty String
* <li>getZeros() returns a zero-filled String
* <li>padLeft() left-pads a String to a given width
* <li>padRight() right-pads a String to a given width
* <li>padZero() left-pads a String with zeros
* </ul>
* <li>Formatted output of primitive data types (like printf in C/C++).
* <ul>
* <li>getFormatted() takes a String and a value argument and returns
* a composed String according to the printf formatting rules.
* This method is available for values of type int, double, char
* and String.
* </ul>
* </ul>
* <p>
* getFormatted mostly follows the conventions used in C/C++ printf
* formatting, thoufg there are some slight differences. If you're not
* familar with printf, you may consider to take a look in any good
* C reference. Here are the rules for out format String:
* <ul>
* <li>There may be an arbibtrary number of format specifiers.
* Only the first one is used to obtain the format information.
* <li>The format specifier must have the form:
* <pre>
* %[-][+][0-9][.0-9][lL][dxXuofeEgGcs]
* || | | | | |
* || | | | | +- format char, see below
* || | | | +----- long modifier, ignored
* || | | +----------- decimals
* || | +---------------- field length
* || +------------------- plus sign
* |+---------------------- leftalign
* +----------------------- percent sign, starts format specifier
* </pre>
* <ul>
* <li>The percent sign always starts the format specifiert. Two
* consecutive %'s could be used to literally generate a single %
* <li>A "-" aligns output left (usually, it's right-aligned).
* <li>A "+" outputs a plus sign for positive numbers (usually, it is
* supressed.
* <li>The field length specifies the overall field length. If the
* formatted value is shorter, it will be padded with blanks,
* if it longer, it will remain unchanged.
* <li>The number of decimals specifies the length of the fractional
* part for floating point numbers. If ommitted, the default is 6.
* </ul>
* The format char determines the base type for the formatted value
* and has a big impact on how the result appears:
* <ul>
* <li>"d": integer value in decimal format.
* <li>"x": integer value in hexadecimal format (letters in lowercase).
* <li>"X": integer value in hexadecimal format (letters in uppercase).
* <li>"u": absolute integer value in decimal format. Result will always
* be positive.
* <li>"o": integer value in octal format.
* <li>"f": floating point value in fixed format (xxx.yyyyyy).
* <li>"e": floating point value in scientific format (0.yyyyyye+zzz).
* <li>"E": floating point value in scientific format (0.yyyyyyE+zzz).
* <li>"g": same as "f" for absolute values not smaller than 0.001 and
* not greater or equal than 1000. Otherwise, same as "e".
* <li>"G": same as "f" for absolute values not smaller than 0.001 and
* not greater or equal than 1000. Otherwise, same as "E".
* <li>"c": single character.
* <li>"s": String.
* </ul>
* Here are some additional hints:
* <ul>
* <li>For the "e" and "E" format chars the following is true:
* <ul>
* <li>The mantissa is normalized to its canonical form, i.e. it's
* always smaller than 1.0 and greater than or equal to 0.1
* <li>The exponent has always three digits.
* <li>The exponent always shows a sign, even for positive values.
* <li>The length of the frational part is subject to the number
* of decimals specified in the format string. If omitted, it
* defaults to 6.
* </ul>
* <li>The fractional part is subject to rounding for the last visible
* digit. Overflows could be propagated into the integer part or
* even into the exponent.
* <li>The "u" format char behaves different as in C/C++. Here, it always
* displays the absolute value of the argument in decimal format.
* <li>The "l" and "L" modfiers are completely ignored.
* <li>The number of decimals is applied to all format chars except "c"
* and "s". For integer values, the fractional part is always 0.
* </ul>
* </ul>
*
* @version 1.0, 97/12/25
* @author Guido Krueger
*/
public class Fmt
{
//---Constants-------------------------------------------------------
static final int MAXSPACES = 2560;
static final int MAXZEROS = 2560;
static final int DEFAULTDECIMALS = 6;
static final int EXPONENTLEN = 3;

//---Pseudo Constants------------------------------------------------
static String SPACES = " ";
static int SPACESLEN = 40;
static String ZEROS = "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000";
static int ZEROSLEN = 40;
static Object lock = new Object();

//---Public general String handling methods--------------------------

/**
* Returns an empty String (i.e. a String which consists of only blanks)
* of the specified length.
*
* @param len length of String to return.
* @return Blank String of the given length.
* @exception StringIndexOutOfBoundsException if len is larger than
* MAXSPACES (currently 2560).
*/
static public String getSpaces(int len)
{
  if (len > SPACESLEN && SPACESLEN < MAXSPACES) {
   //aquire lock only when neccessary
   synchronized (lock) {
    while (len > SPACESLEN && SPACESLEN < MAXSPACES) {
     SPACES += SPACES;
     SPACESLEN += SPACESLEN;
    }
   }
  }
  return SPACES.substring(0, len);
}

/**
* Returns a String of the specified length which consists of only
* Zeros (ASCII 48).
*
* @param len length of String to return.
* @return Zero-filled String of the given length.
* @exception StringIndexOutOfBoundsException if len is larger than
* MAXZEROS (currently 2560).
*/
static public String getZeros(int len)
{
  if (len > ZEROSLEN && ZEROSLEN < MAXZEROS) {
   //aquire lock only when neccessary
   synchronized (lock) {
    while (len > ZEROSLEN && ZEROSLEN < MAXZEROS) {
     ZEROS += ZEROS;
     ZEROSLEN += ZEROSLEN;
    }
   }
  }
  return ZEROS.substring(0, len);
}

/**
* Pads the String s to the given length by inserting blanks at the left
* side. If s is longer than len, the String remains unchanged.
*
* @param s String to pad
* @param len length of resulting String
* @return The padded String.
*/
static public String padLeft(String s, int len)
{
  return padLeft(s, len, false);
}

/**
* Pads the String s to the given length by inserting blanks at the left
* side. If s is longer than len and trim is set to true, the result is
* truncated to the given length.
*
* @param s String to pad
* @param len length of resulting String
* @param trim truncates s if longer then len
* @return The padded String.
*/
static public String padLeft(String s, int len, boolean trim)
{
  int slen = s.getBytes().length;
  String ret;
  if (slen < len) {
   ret = getSpaces(len - slen) + s;
  } else if (slen > len && trim) {
   ret = s.substring(0, len);
  } else {
   ret = s;
  }
  return ret;
}

/**
* Pads the String s to the given length by inserting blanks at the right
* end. If s is longer than len, the String remains unchanged.
*
* @param s String to pad
* @param len length of resulting String
* @return The padded String.
*/
static public String padRight(String s, int len)
{
  return padRight(s, len, false);
}

/**
* Pads the String s to the given length by inserting blanks at the right
* end. If s is longer than len and trim is true, the result is
* truncated to the given length.
*
* @param s String to pad
* @param len length of resulting String
* @param trim truncates s if longer then len
* @return The padded String.
*/
static public String padRight(String s, int len, boolean trim)
{
  int slen = s.getBytes().length;

  String ret;
  if (slen < len) {
   ret = s + getSpaces(len - slen);
  } else if (slen > len && trim) {
   ret = s.substring(0, len);
  } else {
   ret = s;
  }
  return ret;
}

/**
* Left-pads the String with zeros to the given length.
*
* @param s String to pad
* @param len length of resulting String
* @return The padded value as a String.
*/
static public String padZero(String s, int len)
{
  int slen = s.length();
  String ret;
  if (slen < len) {
   ret = getZeros(len - slen) + s;
  } else {
   ret = s;
  }
  return ret;
}

/**
* Converts the integer value into a String which is left-padded with
* zeros to the given length.
*
* @param value integer value to pad
* @param len length of resulting String
* @return The padded value as a String.
*/
static public String padZero(int value, int len)
{
  String s = "" + value;
  int slen = s.length();
  String ret;
  if (slen < len) {
   ret = getZeros(len - slen) + s;
  } else {
   ret = s;
  }
  return ret;
}

//---Public String formatting methods--------------------------------

/**
* Formats the value according to the given format specifier. The
* format char may be any character out of "dxXoufeEgGc". If the
* format char is in "feEgG", the value is casted to a double, if
* it is "c", it is casted to a char, before actually calling the
* corresponding formatting method.
*
* @param format format specifier according to the rules
* mentioned above
* @param value integer value which should be formatted as
* specified in the format argument
* @return The formatted value as a String. If the format char
* is "s", the return value is the error
* message "<***cannot convert value***>".
*/
public static String getFormatted(String format, int value)
{
  String ret;
  FormatParas fp = new FormatParas();
  parseFormatString(format, fp);
  ret = fp.prefix.toString();
  if (fp.specfound) {
   String valstring;
   if (fp.basetype == 'i') {
    valstring = toString(value, fp);
   } else if (fp.basetype == 'f') {
    valstring = toString((double)value, fp);
   } else if (fp.basetype == 'c') {
    valstring = toString((char)value, fp);
   } else {
    valstring = "<***cannot convert value***>";
   }
   ret += valstring + fp.suffix.toString();
  }
  return ret;
}

/**
* Formats the value according to the given format specifier. The
* format char may be any character out of "dxXoufeEgG". If the
* format char is in "dxXou", the value is casted to an int before
* actually calling the corresponding formatting method.
*
* @param format format specifier according to the rules
* mentioned above
* @param value double value which should be formatted as
* specified in the format argument
* @return The formatted value as a String. If the format char
* is "c" or "s", the return value is the error
* message "<***cannot convert value***>".
*/
public static String getFormatted(String format, double value)
{
  String ret;
  FormatParas fp = new FormatParas();
  parseFormatString(format, fp);
  ret = fp.prefix.toString();
  if (fp.specfound) {
   String valstring;
   if (fp.basetype == 'f') {
    valstring = toString(value, fp);
   } else if (fp.basetype == 'i') {
    valstring = toString((int)value, fp);
   } else {
    valstring = "<***cannot convert value***>";
   }
   ret += valstring + fp.suffix.toString();
  }
  return ret;
}

/**
* Formats the value according to the given format specifier. The
* format char may be any character out of "csdxXou". If the
* format char is "s", the value is considered a String of length 1.
* If it is in "dxXou", the value is casted to an int before
* actually calling the corresponding formatting method.
*
* @param format format specifier according to the rules
* mentioned above
* @param value character which should be formatted as
* specified in the format argument
* @return The formatted value as a String. If the format char
* is in "feEgG", the return value is the error
* message "<***cannot convert value***>".
*/
public static String getFormatted(String format, char value)
{
  String ret;
  FormatParas fp = new FormatParas();
  parseFormatString(format, fp);
  ret = fp.prefix.toString();
  if (fp.specfound) {
   String valstring;
   if (fp.basetype == 'c') {
    valstring = toString(value, fp);
   } else if (fp.basetype == 's') {
    valstring = toString("" + value, fp);
   } else if (fp.basetype == 'i') {
    valstring = toString((int)value, fp);
   } else {
    valstring = "<***cannot convert value***>";
   }
   ret += valstring + fp.suffix.toString();
  }
  return ret;
}

/**
* Formats the value according to the given format specifier. The
* format char has to be the character "s".
*
* @param format format specifier according to the rules
* mentioned above
* @param value String value which should be formatted as
* specified in the format argument
* @return The formatted value as a String. If the format char
* is different from "s", the return value is the error
* message "<***cannot convert value***>".
*/
public static String getFormatted(String format, String value)
{
  String ret;
  FormatParas fp = new FormatParas();
  parseFormatString(format, fp);
  ret = fp.prefix.toString();
  if (fp.specfound) {
   String valstring;
   if (fp.basetype == 's') {
    valstring = toString(value, fp);
   } else {
    valstring = "<***cannot convert value***>";
   }
   ret += valstring + fp.suffix.toString();
  }
  return ret;
}

/**
* This method could be used to run the format parser on the first
* argument and then return the format specification as a String.
* It is thought for debugging purposes and need not be called
* under normal circumstances. It's declared public because the
* test engine is in a different package and thus can not call
* package level methods.
*
* @param format format specifier according to the rules
* mentioned above
* @return The parsed format String in a human-readable format.
*/
public static String testFormatParser(String format)
{
  FormatParas fp = new FormatParas();
  parseFormatString(format, fp);
  return "\nFormat String....: " + format + "\n" + fp.toString();
}

//---Private methods-------------------------------------------------
/**
* Converts the integer value into a String according to the format
* encoded in fp. This method supports the format specifiers
* "d", "u", "x" and "o". It interprets the modifiers "alignleft",
* "plussign", "fieldlen", "padzero" and "decimals".
*/
private static String toString(int value, FormatParas fp)
{
  String ret = "";
  int signlen = 0;
  char sign = ' ';
  //Value conversion
  if (fp.convchar == 'd' || fp.convchar == 'u') {
   if (fp.convchar == 'u') {
    value = Math.abs(value);
   }
   if (value < 0) {
    ret = "" + (-value);
    signlen = 1;
    sign = '-';
   } else {
    ret = "" + value;
    if (fp.plussign) {
     signlen = 1;
     sign = '+';
    }
   }
   if (fp.decimals > 0) {
    ret += "." + getZeros(fp.decimals);
   }
  } else if (fp.convchar == 'x') {
   ret = Integer.toHexString(value);
  } else if (fp.convchar == 'X') {
   ret = Integer.toHexString(value).toUpperCase();
  } else if (fp.convchar == 'o') {
   ret = Integer.toOctalString(value);
  }
  //Padding
  if (fp.fieldlen > 0) {
   if (fp.padzero) {
    ret = padZero(ret, fp.fieldlen - signlen);
    if (signlen > 0) {
     ret = sign + ret;
    }
   } else {
    if (signlen > 0) {
     ret = sign + ret;
    }
    if (fp.alignleft) {
     ret = padRight(ret, fp.fieldlen);
    } else {
     ret = padLeft(ret, fp.fieldlen);
    }
   }
  } else if (signlen > 0) {
   ret = sign + ret;
  }
  return ret;
}

/**
* Converts the double value into a String according to the format
* encoded in fp. This method supports the format specifiers
* "f", "e", "E", "g" nd "G". It interprets the modifiers "alignleft",
* "plussign", "fieldlen", "padzero" and "decimals".
*
* The floating point formatter always transforms the value into
* the normalized canonical form "0.xy" where the whole part
* is 0 and the first digit x of the fractional part is not 0. The
* implementation relies on the fact that the implicit Java String
* conversion for normalized values always returns a String in the
* format mentioned above.
*/
private static String toString(double value, FormatParas fp)
{
  String ret = "";
  char convchar = fp.convchar;
  //Sign
  int signlen = 0;
  char sign = ' ';
  if (value < 0) {
   signlen = 1;
   sign = '-';
   value = -value;
  } else {
   if (fp.plussign) {
    signlen = 1;
    sign = '+';
   }
  }
  //Modify convchar
  if (fp.convchar == 'g' || fp.convchar == 'G') {
   if (value >= 1000.0 || value < 0.001) {
    convchar = (fp.convchar == 'g') ? 'e' : 'E';
   } else {
    convchar = 'f';
   }
  }
  //Compute exponent and canonical form
  int exp;
  String canonical;
  if (value == 0.0) {
   exp = 0;
   canonical = "0.0";
  } else {
   exp = (int)(Math.floor(Math.log(value) / Math.log(10)) + 1);
   //Checking for possible floating value representation errors
   //Occure if value is a multiple of 1000
   double normalized = value / Math.pow(10.0, exp);
   if (normalized >= 1.0) {
    //exp too small, multiplied by 10
    exp += 1.0;
    normalized = value / Math.pow(10.0, exp);
   }
   if (normalized < 0.1) {
    //exp too big, divided by 10
    exp -= 1.0;
    normalized = value / Math.pow(10.0, exp);
   }
   //Creating canonical form
   canonical = "" + normalized;
  }
  if (!canonical.startsWith("0.")) {
   ret = "***unexpected canonical form: " + ret;
  } else {
   //Value conversion
   canonical = canonical.substring(2);
   String s1, s2, s3;
   if (convchar == 'f') {
    if (exp > 0) {
     s1 = (canonical + getZeros(exp)).substring(0, exp);
     s2 = (canonical + getZeros(exp)).substring(exp);
    } else if (exp < 0) {
     s1 = "0";
     s2 = getZeros(-exp) + canonical;
    } else {
     s1 = "0";
     s2 = canonical;
    }
    s3 = "";
   } else { //convchar is 'e' or 'E'
    s1 = "0";
    s2 = canonical;
    if (exp >= 0) {
     s3 = "" + convchar + "+" + padZero(exp, EXPONENTLEN);
    } else {
     s3 = "" + convchar + "-" + padZero(-exp, EXPONENTLEN);
    }
   }
   //Correcting number of decimals and rounding
   int decimals = (fp.decimals == -1) ? DEFAULTDECIMALS : fp.decimals;
   if (decimals == 0) {
    if (s2.charAt(0) >= '5') {
     s1 = incrementString(s1);
    }
    s2 = "";
   } else {
    s2 += getZeros(decimals + 1);
    if (s2.charAt(decimals) >= '5') {
     s2 = incrementString(s2.substring(0, decimals));
     if (s2.length() > decimals) { //overflow in fractional part
      if (convchar == 'f') {
       //set frac part to zero and propagate overflow to integer part
       s2 = s2.substring(1);
       s1 = incrementString(s1);
      } else {
       //normalize frac part and propagate overflow to exponent
       s2 = "1" + s2.substring(2);
       int newexp = exp + 1;
       if (newexp >= 0) {
        s3 = "" + convchar + "+" + padZero(newexp, EXPONENTLEN);
       } else {
        s3 = "" + convchar + "-" + padZero(-newexp, EXPONENTLEN);
       }
      }
     }
    } else {
     s2 = s2.substring(0, decimals);
    }
   }
   //Building raw version
   ret = s1 + (decimals > 0 ? ("." + s2) : "") + s3;
   //Padding
   if (fp.fieldlen > 0) {
    if (fp.padzero) {
     ret = padZero(ret, fp.fieldlen - signlen);
     if (signlen > 0) {
      ret = sign + ret;
     }
    } else {
     if (signlen > 0) {
      ret = sign + ret;
     }
     if (fp.alignleft) {
      ret = padRight(ret, fp.fieldlen);
     } else {
      ret = padLeft(ret, fp.fieldlen);
     }
    }
   } else if (signlen > 0) {
    ret = sign + ret;
   }
  }
  return ret;
}

/**
* Converts the char value into a String according to the format
* encoded in fp. This method supports the format specifier "c" with
* the "fieldlen" and "alignleft" modifiers.
*/
private static String toString(char value, FormatParas fp)
{
  String ret = "" + value;
  if (fp.fieldlen > 0) {
   if (fp.alignleft) {
    ret = padRight(ret, fp.fieldlen);
   } else {
    ret = padLeft(ret, fp.fieldlen);
   }
  }
  return ret;
}

/**
* Formats the String value according to the format encoded in fp. This
* method supports the format specifier "s" with the "fieldlen" and
* "alignleft" modifiers.
*/
private static String toString(String value, FormatParas fp)
{
  if (fp.fieldlen > 0) {
   if (fp.alignleft) {
    value = padRight(value, fp.fieldlen);
   } else {
    value = padLeft(value, fp.fieldlen);
   }
  }
  return value;
}

/**
* This method is used to parse the format String and to split it up
* into three parts:
* <ol>
* <li>All characters which occur before the first format specifier
* will be stored in the "prefix" component.
* <li>All characters which occur after the end of the first format
* specifier will be stored in the "suffix" component.
* <li>All charactcers which comprise the first format specifiert are
* scanned and stored in a structured way.
* </ol>
* All three parts are returned in the fp argument which is described
* in more detail below.
*/
private static void parseFormatString(String format, FormatParas fp)
{
  int specpos = 0;
  int formatlen = format.length();
  while (formatlen > 0) {
   specpos = format.indexOf("%");
   if (specpos == -1 || specpos >= formatlen - 1) {
    //% not found or last char in format
    if (!fp.specfound) {
     fp.prefix.append(format);
    } else {
     fp.suffix.append(format);
    }
    format = "";
    formatlen = 0;
   } else if (format.charAt(specpos + 1) == '%') {
    //found two consecutive %'s
    if (!fp.specfound) {
     fp.prefix.append(format.substring(0, specpos + 1));
    } else {
     fp.suffix.append(format.substring(0, specpos + 1));
    }
    format = format.substring(specpos + 2);
    formatlen -= (specpos + 2);
   } else if (fp.specfound) {
    //found single % in suffix
    fp.suffix.append(format.substring(0, specpos + 1));
    format = format.substring(specpos + 1);
    formatlen -= (specpos + 1);
   } else {
    //found first single %
    fp.prefix.append(format.substring(0, specpos));
    format = format.substring(specpos + 1);
    formatlen -= (specpos + 1);
    fp.specfound = true;
    //now scanning format specifier for -+lL0123456789.dxXoufeEgGcs chars
    int i = 0, numpos = 0;
    int num[] = {-1, -1};
    boolean firstdigit = true;
    while (i < formatlen) {
     char c = format.charAt Light Bulb

;
     if (c == '-') {
      fp.alignleft = true;
     } else if (c == '+') {
      fp.plussign = true;
     } else if (c == 'l' || c == 'L') {
      fp.aslong = true;
     } else if (c >= '0' && c <= '9') {
      if (num[numpos] == -1) {
       num[numpos] = 0;
      }
      num[numpos] = 10 * num[numpos] + c - '0';
      if (c == '0' && firstdigit) {
       fp.padzero = true;
      }
      firstdigit = false;
     } else if (c == '.') {
      numpos = 1;
     } else if ("dxXou".indexOf Coffee

!= -1) {
      fp.convchar = c;
      fp.basetype = 'i';
      ++i;
      break;
     } else if ("feEgG".indexOf Coffee

!= -1) {
      fp.convchar = c;
      fp.basetype = 'f';
      ++i;
      break;
     } else if (c == 'c') {
      fp.convchar = c;
      fp.basetype = 'c';
      ++i;
      break;
     } else if (c == 's') {
      fp.convchar = c;
      fp.basetype = 's';
      ++i;
      break;
     } else {
      ++i;
      break;
     }
     ++i;
    }
    fp.fieldlen = num[0];
    fp.decimals = num[1];
    //specifier completely scanned
    format = format.substring Light Bulb

;
    formatlen -= i;
   }
  }
}

/**
* Treats the String as character-encoded positive integer value and
* increments it by 1. The return value is larger than s if and only
* if s completely consisted of "9" digits. This case could be
* considered an overflow.
*/
private static String incrementString(String s)
{
  int i;
  StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer Moon

;
for (i = sb.length() - 1; i >= 0; --i) {
char c = sb.charAt Light Bulb

;
   if (c < '9') {
    sb.setCharAt(i, (char)(c + 1));
    break;
   } else {
    sb.setCharAt(i, '0');
   }
  }
  return ((i == -1) ? "1" : "") + sb.toString();
}
}

/**
* This class is used to hold the properties of a single format specifier.
* It is filled by the parseFormatString method and is used by several
* other methods.
*
* @version 1.0, 97/12/21
* @author Guido Krueger
*/
class FormatParas
{
boolean specfound; //A valid format specifier was found
int fieldlen; //Length of field (-1 if not specified)
int decimals; //Number of decimals (-1 if not specified)
boolean alignleft; //Left align inside output field
boolean padzero; //Pad with leading zeros
boolean plussign; //Output plus sign for positive numbers
boolean aslong; //"long" modifier found
char convchar; //Conversion character
char basetype; //i=integer f=floatingpoint s=String c=char
StringBuffer prefix; //Substring on the left of the specifier
StringBuffer suffix; //Substring on the right of the specifier

/**
* Initializes all members to their default values.
*/
public FormatParas() {
  specfound = false;
  fieldlen = -1;
  decimals = -1;
  alignleft = false;
  padzero = false;
  plussign = false;
  aslong = false;
  convchar = ' ';
  prefix = new StringBuffer("");
  suffix = new StringBuffer("");
}

/**
* Returns a String representation of the object's state.
*/
public String toString()
{
  String ret = "";
  ret += "specfound........: " + specfound + "\n";
  ret += "fieldlen.........: " + fieldlen + "\n";
  ret += "decimals.........: " + decimals + "\n";
  ret += "alignleft........: " + alignleft + "\n";
  ret += "padzero..........: " + padzero + "\n";
  ret += "plussign.........: " + plussign + "\n";
  ret += "aslong...........: " + aslong + "\n";
  ret += "convchar.........: " + convchar + "\n";
  ret += "prefix...........: " + prefix + "\n";
  ret += "suffix...........: " + suffix + "\n";
  return ret;
}
}

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